We dress the end with selotape
push the end inside the hollow quill
pull the quill out
pull the ends
lock the turns
make perfect Inca knot
on any string

Mnemonic Knot
Many-turns Knot is Inca knot.
How did Inca do the turns?
On quill?
If on quill - the end must have been dressed.

Quill or no quill
the end must have been dressed
to work it through the loop
How dressed?

How did Inca work the end?

If end not dressed
How did Inca work the end throught the loop?

Footprint/evidence might have survived on end of string

I have no access to Inca quipu
I have seen quipu once 30 years ago
in the British Museum
it was in glass box

Do we have research document on end of string?
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I do my Inca knots in my front room.
Sack full of all kinds of strings
- table with drawer
tools in the drawer
Cup of tea by my side
It is a pleasure making quipu
working message in Inca knots

but the Inca - imagine
Inca alone in open field
alone under Heaven
Survival Quipu
making strings
making turns
working end
making Servival Knot.
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JACK and JILL
Paul said
No one solved the riddle yet.

ZA LWA - bij jak lew? makes sense.

ZE LWA - po lwie? - jedz po lwie? lew zabil - lew zostawil - jedz po lwie - makes sense

ZLWA - zwierz - makes sense

BETA - bijta

DZIELTA - share it out - Kill the mammoth and share it out - makes sense

GAMMA - gam ma co? GAM MA trabe - mammoth mamut

Bij jak lew - zabij mamuta - dziel mamuta- makes sense

OMEGA - plo miga

Written record goes back 12,000 years

How far back our MNEMONIC Oral Record?
The Great Flood — 50m Himalaya
Adam and Eve dressed in fig leaf - that comes from pre-Himalaya when the earth was warm shallow sea - Adam and Eve dressed in fig leaf?

Now Shallow Sea bed six miles up on tip of Mt Everest
Chinese Anthartic expedition standing on egg-shaped stones on the hightst peak on Anthartic - so that was
shallow sea-bed once too.

Thank you Boguslaw

bye,
FIX THIS SHIT.

Isn’t frog legs a delicacy somewhere in the world?

we try to be independent, but the truth is, we all depend on each other. One cannot exist without the other. The sea without the fish, the air without the birds, water without air, fish without birds or air, and so forth.

Life is this minuscule-ly mis-mashed triangle of relationships.

Err. I just read your last post yep thats what I was trying to say too:D

That stuff was the guy who lived there before his. LOL! so the “stuff” was actually a guy who lived there before his..?? I could have never guessed lol!

Anyways, I was on a mission to find my long lost classmates and searching for a particular one, I was shooed this way by google.

Adios!

It is R to L and should read ZDOL
(Lodz, my hometown Lodz).

also please correct quipu Number 21 on page 11
It reads ONECHNA - turn ‘i’ missing.

this is pavan

sir i want improve my communication skills.

and i need full material about tenses .

and i need spoken english material

thank you!!

How did that came about?

70 years ago when I was 21 I was drinking beer in the Jack and Jill.
Now, at 81 I wanted to do something special for the pub of my youth

So I picked up Jack and Jill quipu and went with it to see Paul Harman the manager of the Jack and Jill pub

I give you £20 - you give pint of beer for free to man or woman
for reciting/interpreting Inca knots, said I.

Paul Harman accepted my offer and gave me receipt for the £20.
He put the quipu on the wall and now any man or woman
can ask for pint of beer for free reciting Inca knots

When the £20 runs out I’ll give you a bell, said Paul

When the £20 runs out I’ll give you £200 more
and when the £200 runs out I’ll give you £2,000 more
and when the £2,000 runs out I’ll give you £4,000 more
to keep Jack and Jill in pints of beer for free - that’s a promise.

“Are you making this offeer to any other pub?” asked Paul.

No. There is only one pub in the world that is offering
pint of beer for free and that pub is the Jack and Jill
in Sussex by the Sea, I replied

Now I am laughing for the pub that is offering pint of beer for free.

I am inviting knot readers - and knot-proof readers for pint of beer for free at the Jack and Jill pub in Sussex by the Sea

May I put this on the internet? I asked. Paul Harman said Yes.

If you put it on the internet the Americans will be coming.
The Americans will spend £1,000 on air-ticket and £1,000 on hotel
and the Americans will be coming to the Jack and Jill for pint of beer for free — the Americans are mad! said Marta.

I am inviting men and women to come anf enjoy pint of beer for free
at the Jack and Jill pub in Sussex by the Sea
and have fun reciting True Jack and Jill story off Inca knots

paul pawlowski, Keeper, Muzeum Sczytaja
16 April 2008 06:20

Mike, Joan, Paul & Tony Harman
The Jack and Jill
Brighton Road, Clayton Nr. Hassocks, Sussex
tel. (01273)843595

At the purely syntactical level, it seems unlikely. At the semantic level, it seems even more unlikely, given what we know about this expression and its components. And finally at the philosophical level, the only justification for the “A is B” translation is a preconception on the part of the translator that that “must” have been what Dogen meant because “that’s the kind of thing Dogen or other Zen teachers say.”

The philosophical level is highly subjective and we cannot criticize other translators’ choices, as long as their interpretations are based on sound lexical, syntactic, semantic, and discourse flow analysis of the original text. All too often they’re not. This is one of those cases.

I myself do not pretend to interpret or elucidate on Dogen’s deeper meaning. I simply try to go where the original text takes me. However, that does not prevent me from noting when the result makes pleasing sense. In this case, to my untutored mind the idea that life, bird/fish, and sea/sky are connected in a cycle of interdependency makes more sense than that they are somehow all mushed into one.

I’ll go back to “sustain”, and drop nurture and even nourish if using those words obscures the central point.

I’m very thankful to you.

With regards,