Neo Ideograms

I show a couple of more ids that belong in the “goal” family, using my time/distance indicator. With “out” and “great” I show how with ids I am more specific and clear about the meanings intended by the words. Being graphic invites and requires you to do that.

The Georgia Guide Stones called for a “living world language”. What I do is certainly living! It is in a sense, and at least has the potential to be, a metalanguage — above and applicable to all languages.

If you can zoom in and see it, the section between the red lines is a transcription of the printed page. Ids are compact!

Examples of my thinking in paraids. (“paraid” — id (ideogram)-related mental representations)

I forgot to include in the below my ids for “direct” and “indirect,” which are very relevant. I was also going to, but didn’t, show my cool id for “distract”, which is also relevant. Oh well, if anyone is interested (unlikely) they can write and ask.

from https://ggenereux.blog/

I had a creative session this morning. I love what I do!

At the bottom, new ids for “depleted” and “saturated” that cement them as opposites — mutually supporting binary stars fixed solidly and brightly in my crystalline semantic firmament.

This is just one sense of “hurt”

Another sense of “hurt”:

Some id improvements I made this morning.

I got this book on Sanskrit because Ingo Swann, the famous remote viewer (and author of the entertaining book Penetration) recommended it — he thought learning Sanskrit would help a person develop telepathic abilities. Swann and Tyberg both apparently think that Sanskrit is literally “the language of the gods.” Maybe. I have fun trying to fathom and capture some of the concepts with ideograms.