Re: [aymara] Book of Mormon (was: Aymara & Western Culture)

- Original Message - From: "Alex Condori" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2001 10:10 AM Subject: [aymara] Book of Mormon (was: Aymara & Western Culture) > Kamisasktasa, jilata Don > > I will see if I can locate a source of a copy, Are you in Bol

Re: [aymara] Prophetic Aymaras book of mormon etc.

- Original Message - From: "Alex Condori" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2001 12:53 PM Subject: [aymara] Prophetic Aymaras > > Are we talking of the Aymaras only? or the native peoples of the Americas > as a whole? to the best of my understan

Re: [aymara] Prophetic Aymaras

Hi this is the voice of Laura Jones. I would suggest you take a look at a book "Heaven's Mirror: Quest for the Lost Civilization" by Graham Hancock. He has some tremendously interesting stuff - I gave my copy of the book away but have just re-ordered from Amazon and will let you know anything I f

[aymara] Book of Mormon (was: Aymara & Western Culture)

Kamisasktasa, jilata Don > I will see if I can locate a source of a copy, Are you in Bolivia or ? I'm afraid I'm living thousands of kilometers away from Bolivia. I live in Spain. Thanks anyway. Unfortunately, maybe you cannot do much to help me. > We > had free copies for those who wanted the

[aymara] Prophetic Aymaras

kamisasktasa? Don (kamisasipktasa? list jilatanaka) > We believe, as outlined in the Book of Mormon that the Aymaras are direct > descendants of ancient prophets that sailed from the biblical lands to the > Americas. Are we talking of the Aymaras only? or the native peoples of the Americas as a

[aymara] Libro de Mormon (was: Aymara & Western Culture)

>http://www.xmission.com/~health/mormon/language.html > >donde se puede ver una lista de todas las traducciones >disponibles del Libro de Mormon. En esta lista, "Aymara" >no es en "italics" (letras cursivas), que (según la página) >quier decir que no hay solamente selecciones pero el >libro _ente

RE: [aymara] Aymara and Western Culture

>Eso parece una especie de ciclo >Big Bang/Big Crunch ¿linguodinámica? Sí algo así :-). La idea sería dado el estado actual de la lengua calcular una serie de indices (indice de aglutinación, morfemas por palabra, ...) y formular adecuadamente las "ecuaciones" de evolución que los ligan, en el se

RE: [aymara] Aymara and Western Culture

>Ciertamente! Las lenguas oscilan entre lo eficiente >y lo comprensible. Los datos parecen apoyar que >las longitudes de las palabras y la morfología de las >lenguas se expande y contrae por ciclos. Eso parece una especie de ciclo Big Bang/Big Crunch ¿linguodinámica? >Una lengua sobre contraida

RE: [aymara] Aymara and Western Culture

Alex, Mire http://www.xmission.com/~health/mormon/language.html donde se puede ver una lista de todas las traducciones disponibles del Libro de Mormon. En esta lista, "Aymara" no es en "italics" (letras cursivas), que (según la página) quier decir que no hay solamente selecciones pero el lib