Many languages have different words for the same thing. How could they possibly be from the Language of Eden?

Most of the data I can show you, will demonstrate how the same Pre-Hebrew, Biblical 3-consonant word (Edenic) can be rendered several different ways. Its not just the shifting of letters, (like a Bet to a P,V, or W), or the shifting of the order within a word: ABC becoming ACB, BAC, BCA, CAB and CBA. BOTH factors of Babel-babble are often at work at the same time. Some letters are particulary versaltile. Vav is a vowel or a consonant, so is Ayin (and it cab be a silent vowel or a guttural, throaty, consonant). The Tsadi is a TS. A triple threat ! It can render an S, a T or, usually
an ST in European. Ayin-Tsadi means a piece of wood or tree. Can you now see how it gave us the word STICK ?

In Daniel David's www.edenics.net web game you or your kids will learn Hebrew by plating games. Discover the source of many HORSE words. English HORSE is from חרש [K]HoReSH (plower); French cheval is from עקב [A]Qe(V), hoof; German Pferd is from פרד PeReD, mule ; Polish kon is from חמור K[H]aMor, donkey. We all still think in Pre-Hebrew. But different cultures will think of different thinks. When they search for a sound to mean something, they can only search in the innate language system that our Creator factory-installed into Adam + Eve.

Horse is pretty mild. If you want to get down and dirty, ask about words for WAR or WOMAN , GOVERNMENT or HEALTH CARE.

five thousand, seven hundred and seventy good wishes to all,
Isaac

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Permalink Reply by ronald wayne copeland on September 14, 2009 at 2:47pm

Shalom Isaac In the synagogue my first week of classes the Torah Scroll was taken out of the ark and shone to us students as not to touch the scoll a pointer called a yad was used to follow the scripture i couldn't help but think of the Yad being similar to the word hand a ha from the back of the throat same as ya sound also the pointer and hand have the same purpose any way you got me to thinking about the Edenics of words keep up the good work ron

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Permalink Reply by Isaac Mozeson on September 14, 2009 at 10:01pm

Dear RWC:

With your email address I can send you hand words, and words from YahD יד . Japanese often reverses the Hebrew.
Their word for hand is TaY (though it's spelled "te"). You have seen this in the word KARATE. It means "empty hand,: since there are no weapons in martial arts.
What about the "kara" part? Is that a reverse of a Hebrew word for empty? Sho nuff. Empty in Hebrew is RaiQ .
ריק

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ronald wayne copeland said:

Shalom Isaac In the synagogue my first week of classes the Torah Scroll was taken out of the ark and shone to us students as not to touch the scoll a pointer called a yad was used to follow the scripture i couldn't help but think of the Yad being similar to the word hand a ha from the back of the throat same as ya sound also the pointer and hand have the same purpose any way you got me to thinking about the Edenics of words keep up the good work ron

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Permalink Reply by Ross Nichols on September 15, 2009 at 6:03am

Isaac,

I wonder if the Hebrew (kaf resh tav) / "to cut" is to be factored in here. Karate being a form of martial arts where practitioners make cutting and chopping motions with their "hands". The Christian writings surname the "cut off" man who betrayed Jesus "Iscariot", perhaps a confused rendering of Ish carat??

Maybe I should leave the Edenics to the trained:)

Isaac Mozeson said:

Dear RWC:

With your email address I can send you hand words, and words from YahD יד . Japanese often reverses the Hebrew.
Their word for hand is TaY (though it's spelled "te"). You have seen this in the word KARATE. It means "empty hand,: since there are no weapons in martial arts.
What about the "kara" part? Is that a reverse of a Hebrew word for empty? Sho nuff. Empty in Hebrew is RaiQ .
ריק

See more at edenics.org and net, and follow daily facebooks or tweets.
If you know an underemployed person, ask how one can be an Edenics presenter and vendor.

5770 good wishes, Isaac mozeson@yahoo.com
ronald wayne copeland said:
Shalom Isaac In the synagogue my first week of classes the Torah Scroll was taken out of the ark and shone to us students as not to touch the scoll a pointer called a yad was used to follow the scripture i couldn't help but think of the Yad being similar to the word hand a ha from the back of the throat same as ya sound also the pointer and hand have the same purpose any way you got me to thinking about the Edenics of words keep up the good work ron

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Permalink Reply by Isaac Mozeson on September 15, 2009 at 10:08am

Dear Sensei Ross Nichols:

I had thought about KaRaiT כרת and karate, but, no, as seen in the previous post,Japanese karate means "empty hand." So karate is from reversed יד ריק Yahd RaiQ, empty hand.

But Kahf-Resh-Tahf IS behind other "cut short" words in English and global languages. I'll send you the "CURT" entry, and our huge database in return for a mailing address in LA.

If a Louisiana contingent wants to stay near New York City for Rosh HaShanah week, it'd be my privilege to host you in my empty home. Then, comes the snows of February, I'll go to LA .
5,770 good wishes, Isaac

Ross Nichols said:

Isaac,

I wonder if the Hebrew (kaf resh tav) / "to cut" is to be factored in here. Karate being a form of martial arts where practitioners make cutting and chopping motions with their "hands". The Christian writings surname the "cut off" man who betrayed Jesus "Iscariot", perhaps a confused rendering of Ish carat??

Maybe I should leave the Edenics to the trained:)

Isaac Mozeson said:
Dear RWC:

With your email address I can send you hand words, and words from YahD יד . Japanese often reverses the Hebrew.
Their word for hand is TaY (though it's spelled "te"). You have seen this in the word KARATE. It means "empty hand,: since there are no weapons in martial arts.
What about the "kara" part? Is that a reverse of a Hebrew word for empty? Sho nuff. Empty in Hebrew is RaiQ .
ריק

See more at edenics.org and net, and follow daily facebooks or tweets.
If you know an underemployed person, ask how one can be an Edenics presenter and vendor.

5770 good wishes, Isaac mozeson@yahoo.com
ronald wayne copeland said:
Shalom Isaac In the synagogue my first week of classes the Torah Scroll was taken out of the ark and shone to us students as not to touch the scoll a pointer called a yad was used to follow the scripture i couldn't help but think of the Yad being similar to the word hand a ha from the back of the throat same as ya sound also the pointer and hand have the same purpose any way you got me to thinking about the Edenics of words keep up the good work ron