--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], cardemaister <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > > > As we "all" know by now, the "normal" count of syllables > > in a triSTup-verse is 11/"line". But for some reason > > Diirghatamas, the son of Ucathya and Maamateya, > > has only 10 of them on the first line of Rgveda I 164, 39: > > > > R-co a-kSa-re pa-ra-me vyo-man > > > > To add injury to insult, the form 'vyoman' is a "crippled" > > form of the regular locative singular, 'vyomani', > > > "The omission of the final syllable is archaic as in `parame vyoman' > which should really be `parame vyomani'." > http://www.srisharada.com/Vivekafinal/394%20-408.pdf > > > << of the word, whose "basic" form, or nominative singular is, > > we believe, 'vyomaa'.>> > > > 'vyomaa': > Its the "Sky Mother" obviously, or the Universal Yoni, or the > Eternal Unbounded field (the 'home' or vessel' for of all the laws > of nature.) 'Vyomaa', the Atma, which must have the energy of Bhuddi > (an impulse of creative intelligence) in order to take form. > > OffWorld >
Obviously can't be interpreted as "transcendental" because everyone knows that "heaven" isn't a metaphorical term...
