WARRIOR ENNEAGRAM YOGA (CALAH_RIBATI)
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- HISTORY OF CALAH_RIBATI
- STYLE OF CALAH_RIBATI
- THE WOMB BREATHING OF CALAH_RIBATI
- CALAH_RIBATI AND THE BRAIN
"..the speakers of those ancient languages had an amazingly deep knowledge of the anatomy of both humans and animals.
Even between the late 5th and early 3rd millennia before the Common Era—that is before the first written historical records came into being—the Proto-Semitic vocabulary included several hundreds anatomical terms that describe practically all parts of the body, the external and internal organs, and the physiological processes from conception to birth, as well as many diseases and physical defects. Among those terms one finds very specialized anatomical meanings which are expressed by one word.
Consider, for example, *nasy ‘sciatic tendon,’ * arkub ‘Achilles’ tendon,’ *warid ‘jugular vein,’ and *hasis “helix, cartilage of ear.’ Only borrowed or descriptive words designate these objects even in such highly developed languages of modern cultures as English or Russian.
The word *yurl(-at) meaning ‘foreskin’ apparently indicates that circumcision attested in various Semitic peoples had been practiced in the earlier ProtoSemitic era.
The dictionary traces the evolution of such abstract notions as ‘soul’ and ‘vitality’ from a very specific physiological notion of ‘breathing’. Consider also the origin of ‘mercy’ and ‘compassion’ from the terms designating ‘uterus, womb,’ or the root for ‘love, desire’ originating from a term meaning ‘discharging sperm, exuding vaginal secretion.’
Attesting to a surprisingly high level of technological progress in the 4th
millennium before the Common Era are such common Semitic terms as *ma-npuh ‘bellows’
(from the verb *nph ‘to blow’) or *rkb ‘to pollinate (date-palms) which evolved from the
first meaning of the same verb ‘to have intercourse.’"[FROM SED PAGE SEE LINK AT END OF PAGE]
As a chivaleric Art, Calah_Ribati's positive constructive postures are the chivaleric virtues such as joy, courage, fearlessness, self-confidence, inner flexibility, humility, generosity of spirit etc...
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