Power of Mana
Decoding TrollsMana is the Subtle Energy we exchange with humans and animals. Mana's immanent in, well, the word "Immanent" (and over two-hundred others in modern English). Power of Mana explores the meaning of this forgotten Dark Matter characterising our humanity.
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How we can know M-N- sound’s ubiquity inside Turkic languages and culture is a function of Indo-European and Turkic languages’ early contacts.
M-N- sound appears to have many of the same meanings in Turkic as well as in Indo-European languages (Manas is the mythological founder of Turkic Kirghiz culture, Zaman signifies time in Turkish, for example).
Ep 6 Using M-N- to determine which came first - Indian or Germanic culture?
This Indo-European, ancient Ukrainian ancestry in us. And this then, when coupled with all of these similarities in the mythological record, and particularly in the context of today's episode, MN and Manus, we can be very sure that these ar...
Ep 5 Using M-N- to determine which came first - Indian or Germanic culture?
So the sun god Surya and his mother has an MN sound in her name, which is amazing as well, which interests me. Smajna is her name. And she is of Twisko, which is interesting as well. So we've got Twisto in the German and Twisko in the Indic...
Ep 4 Using M-N- to determine which came first - Indian or Germanic culture?
Yamnaya burial uncovered when in May 2021 at Surskiy / Novosleksandrivka / Dnipro property developers destroyed the Mound under which he was buried (and sparked my Finding Manuland journey - see ‘First in series’ linked below and particular...
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Cultural Archæologist ~ Currently: Disinfolklore and Power of Mana projects • Law of Mana - There is Mana | Mana's Permanent | Communicate Positive Mana. Also @Mastodon, X, and Bluesky.
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