In Lalitha sahasranama and Soundarya Lahari chanting today, pancha bhootha kiranavalim
sree lalita sahasra nama stotram
44-50 start with na
Finally I got started on a project I have been meaning to do for over a year. Learning the meaning of Lalithasahasranamam. This is a great book as it has the right dose of meaning and other texts without translation getting too much in the way of comprehension.
Today we read summer songs by Rigoberto Gonzalex
Ancestors by Ada Limon
According to chatgpt --- the meaning of --- Mederush cancahuish nirash Inguia
Wondered why there was no translation provided in the poem. Seems like it is a choice that creators make when the translation or subtitles are left out - eg unsubtitiled Korean in Columbus movie.
This pirekua is titled "Male Severiana", likely referring to a woman named Severiana who has caused the singer emotional pain (perhaps unintentionally). The repeated lines, phrases, and rhythmic structure evoke lament, longing, and emotional repetition — classic traits of the pirekua tradition.
Mederush cancahuish nirash Inguia
"I come, wounded, from over there"Por causa de males Severiana jimbo
"Because of sorrows, Severiana, I go"Mederush cancahuish niras-n
"I come, wounded"A ver si quianis mi nicurian male, Severianita-nia
"Let’s see if you still remember me, little Severiana"
Hueran hueran Severiana
"Cry, cry, Severiana"Insquia shinquia cunqui shue
"Your tears fall like rain" (very rough poetic gloss)Mederush cancahuish niras-n
"I come, wounded"A ver si quianis mi nicurian male, Severianita-nia
"Let’s see if you still remember me, little Severiana"
"Mederush cancahuish" — Likely a construction related to movement or return with emotion (e.g., "I come" or "I return").
"Nirash Inguia" — Could be “from there” or “from afar.”
"Severiana jimbo" — Mixes Spanish (“Severiana”) with "jimbo", which often means “I go” or “I walk.”
"quianis mi nicurian male" — Possibly “do you remember the pain I caused?” or “do you remember me, my sorrow?”
"Hueran hueran" — Possibly "cry, cry" or "weep, weep."
"Insquia shinquia cunqui shue" — Difficult, but may reference crying, rain, or sorrow imagery.
slow-is-the-new-fast-performance-productivity
What is the boundary of time travel?
A friend was talking about opening a park gate which requires turning the knob on the unintuitive side. The next time it worked, we said that slow works not to fumble.
This led me to the slow activity in Jin on a market street in Edo period.
time-travel-and-the-law-exploring-legal-implications-and-potential-regulations/ When pencillin is made
Time travel in a different culture, teaches you about the history that you are not familiar with. When Jin realises that he met Sakomoto, we are to know that he is a popular figure. It would be funny if the time traveler did not know the history and its import.
Recognised this in
umi to mori no kyoshitsu
うみ と もり の きょしつ
Sea and Forest Museum in Learning to Love Japanese show on Netflix.
