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    Incredible New member Post Number: 4 Registered: 06-2007 |
In gaiaguys I saw the word for the Neutrino particle... "Telonin"? Is that true? | ||
Markc Member Post Number: 504 Registered: 06-2000 |
That's right , incredible . Mark Campbell | ||
Francofiori2004 Member Post Number: 32 Registered: 03-2007 |
You know, it's very interesting that the word "arimo" is used in Italy by children when play and during the play it means exactly "hold on" or "stop, time". It's not an italian word, nobody knows from where it comes. An amazing invention for natural health: WWW.REJUVANATION.COM | ||
Shemyaza New member Post Number: 3 Registered: 01-2007 |
Greetings everyone, how are you? I have a question about the relation between the German and Plejaren ("Sarat") languages... Well, in fact it's something that has intrigued me for a long time, and I really can't explain the reason for it, so... any help will be most welcome ;) I have noticed in several places that some Sarat word share exactly the same number of words as the corresponding German words. As an example, the names of the DAL and the DERN universes in both languages, are (according to Simon's message -> http://forum.figu.org/us/messages/12/6760.html?1164601241): "DAJANSINI ARG LASERGNORALIN" (Sarat) "Schöpfung als Zweitgeborene" (German) [Both have 9+3+13 letters] and "DAJANSINI ERN RUAN NITRAPRALANO" (Sarat) "Schöpfung die sich entschleiert" (German) [Both have 9+3+4+12 letters] The same happens with the "Peace" meditation sentence. If we take out all the repeated letters (except the two O's in Hesporoona), we have: SALOME GAM NAN BEN URDA, GAN NJBER ASALA HESPOROONA Friede sei auf der Erde, und unter allen Geschöpfen [Both have 6+3+3+3+4+3+5+5+10 letters] If the Sarat and the German language don't have any etymological root in common (at least "Salome" has nothing to do with "Friede", the same being true with "Dajansini" and "Schöpfung", and many other words as you can see), why do they share *exactly* the same amount of letters in many words? I must say that I'm not a specialist in linguistic, but neither do I like to believe anything I read. What this means is that - to be completely honest to you - I had, and still have, many doubts about the Sarat language being a real language, but only an earth constructed language based on modern German. Please note that I'm not *affirming* this is true, it is just a thought that I've had for a very long time, and that is why I ask you the reason for this to happen (concerning the coincidence of the numbers of letters). I'll appreciate any help on this, and forgive me if I had offended any of you. That was not my purpose. My best regards to you All, Luís Gonçalves ("Shemyaza") | ||
Incredible Member Post Number: 16 Registered: 06-2007 |
Hey I have an Idea!!! Why the extraterrestrial don't give us class of Sarat language and Cosan language? Or at least give us the study materials to learn those languages. for the moderator: I would like a more rich and funny package of emoticons.  | ||
Anday727 Member Post Number: 61 Registered: 02-2006 |
Why not "Errin" also? No matter how incredible you are dear Incredible, but still (if you are earth human of course) you'll not have the opportunity to use that soon the "Cosan" (common for all space&space/time travelers). It is the same with "Sarat" also. In the meantime you can try to learn German  Salome, Dejan | ||
Incredible Member Post Number: 31 Registered: 06-2007 |
Hey comrades: The word tachyon is from Sarat language? | ||
Markc Member Post Number: 599 Registered: 06-2000 |
Plejaren word : 'Urk' . English : 'he who is steadfast'} . Billy : I have a question regarding the so-called “Ötzi”, i.e. Urk, which means “he who is steadfast”. This name appears to me as somehow strange, just as it would not be of terrestrial origin. Was this his real name, or was it given to him by your forbearers? Ptaah 62. Der Name Urk entstammt tatsächlich der plejarischen Namensgebung. Ptaah: The name Urk actually originates from Plejaren giving of names. 63. Urks wirklicher Name war Onde, dessen Bedeutung mir aber nicht bekannt ist. Urk’s real name was Onde, but I don’t know its meaning. Mark Campbell | ||
Timothy New member Post Number: 1 Registered: 06-2008 |
Shemyaza, I have had an interest in linguistics for a long time, as well as done a lot of thinking and studying. My thoughts about your post: Letter counting is fun, but it feels like the kind of linguistic play done by The Bible Code. That is, it is interesting, but it doesn't necessarily mean anything you can draw conclusions from. For example, many simple sentences in English and Portuguese have the same word count and the letter count is often +/-1, yet their grammar varies considerably, whereas between Spanish and Portuguese, the word and letter counts are usually identical, AND the grammar is nearly the same. These two observations leads us to think that the relationship between English and Portuguese is rather distant, while Spanish and Portugues are very close. The point being that similarity in grammar is a much stronger indicator or linguistic similarity than letter/word count. That said, it doesn't mean that Sarat and German do not share a similar (or even identical) grammar. You would need to do a fairly broad comparative grammar study (ie., you'd need hundreds, if not thousands, of phrases, sentences and words and their translations) in order to confirm or discard your hypothesis. My two cents. Peace. | ||
Faerast New member Post Number: 2 Registered: 10-2008 |
Hi every one I'm very interesting to know did plejarens can speak English? or can they speak other earth language? thank you hope plejarens friend and all FIGU members have a happy every day  | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 20 Registered: 10-2008 |
Hi Faerast ; They can learn any kanguage they wish in 21 days with the assistance of their technology .I assume the english course would be called " English as a 4,000th language ". Mark | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 21 Registered: 10-2008 |
I'm sorry I meant to write 'language' but the key next to it was so appealing | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 36 Registered: 10-2008 |
Lekatron : In Block 10 Billy discovers from the Plejarens that the specific brain acid that causes aging in humans is called Lekatron . Terrestial scientists will discover it someday , but it will not have that name , he is told . | ||
Kingman Member Post Number: 511 Registered: 07-2004 |
Lekatron: To pull someone's leg with an electron. or Did you mean to write, Leekatron, since the brain seems to be oozing this ill. or Are you being serious...... I know,...... search and study, figure it out. ps- who is Roy? a friend in america Shawn | ||
Syn Member Post Number: 91 Registered: 04-2007 |
blaaaaaarg, i HAD most of the ps alphabet in digital format so you can view it on your computer but now i lost and cant find it anywhere....rapidshare removed it  if there is a request then i can easily remake the font true type font.. They must find it difficult...Those who have taken authority as the truth, rather then the truth as the authority -Gerald Massey | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 39 Registered: 10-2008 |
Shawn ; It's in block 10 ,really ,but i always nod before i pull unelectronleg probably if i were to study latin for a year i could figure out WHY it's named that ; latin because i think it's closest to Sarat . | ||
Edward Member Post Number: 1236 Registered: 05-2002 |
Hi Mark.... Just an idea. I know that in the music world One can speak of - Leka - which means that a vibration is in a 'Light or Lighter' frequency, and its reverse is - Tesha -, or something, which is defined as 'Heavy or Heavier'. Perhaps the Lekatron...may have some association with the above Leka definition, within her composition? Thought, I should mentioned it. Perhaps relevant, or perhaps not? Edward. | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 41 Registered: 10-2008 |
Hi Edward ; Thanks for contributing . Of course , the Lyrian language influence is spread all over the world , so the key words may find our clue in Urdu or another (rare to us) language . It can be done . MC | ||
Hasan New member Post Number: 3 Registered: 03-2009 |
Question: Does the Alcyone and Procyon plejerans speak the same language as the Taygeta community? | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 149 Registered: 10-2008 |
Latin , Lyrian . Lyre , Lyrics , Lire . | ||
Wolverine New member Post Number: 1 Registered: 09-2009 |
Hi. I am from United Kingdom. But I was born in South Africa. I am Afrikaans. I am interested to learn with Sarat (Plejaren) language. Where I can get a book about Plejaren dictionary? Let me know. | ||
Marksmanr Member Post Number: 119 Registered: 02-2008 |
Welcome Wolverine, I don't think you can learn Sarat, but you can have a look at it's alphabet: http://futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/File:Plejaren_Alphabets.jpg Also here: http://futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Downloads Reece Stiller | ||
Markcampbell Member Post Number: 238 Registered: 10-2008 |
Hi Wolverine ; Welcome to the forum . There is none available at present and likely not to be one , since we won't be traveling there, or greeting them here . Kind Regards , Mark |
