Message #12323

[Aphrodite]

Let us take particular note of the fact that Van, (it is called Finnish today) was designed and created by Aser for a specific purpose: to accommodate and facilitate the role of Vaner in populating the earth.

In Van, as today in Finnish, each word can take one of at least 165,252 forms, cases, or tenses, while much of the vocabulary can assume over 200,000 forms. Many English speakers, by comparison, commonly use only a few tenses -- present, past, future, perhaps conditionals -- leaving 165,100 plus forms yet unused if given the unique capacity of Van.

Obviously, then, into no other known language, past or present, can the Van language’s unique potential and possibility for exquisite detail, association and correlation be accurately translated. But we might well wish to ponder this question: how many languages, considered rather complete to our present way of thinking, might be formed by isolating certain areas of the capacity of Van, containing within themselves distinct, if much smaller, portions of the original whole?

At the same time how many forms, nuances, and meanings might have survived or have been accommodated, without flaw, when smaller populations were separated from the continuing instruction of the original architects of language as a whole, when the primary Rot/Van system connecting Aser and Vaner was abruptly broken into pieces?

Outside Odenma, starting from Hel, the first Rasti or information center – a circle with an equal-armed cross in symbolic form - the cradle of the human race at the exact north pole Hel meaning “clear; home; complete”, before Ice Time), Vaner began to establish and populate ringlands the same size as Odenma. This emanation, this “rolling out”, from Hel of the original human breeding and information system, was actually but the continuation of antecedent processes bringing human life to the Earth to receive and act upon instructions given to human society from Oden via, in part, Rot language and in which Rot language played its vital, pivotal role.

In each Ringland outside of Odenma, Rabi was Alfader (all father) to three et or “branches” of Vaner: Jarl-et, Karl-et, and Trel-et. To the ringlands from Hel, from Odenma, came also Nars and Sienere who were members of the information system and did not procreate. Disas remained inside Odenma as “stem mothers”, creating the second et of pipol, Roset, whose father was also Bock.