THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE - IN PROGRESS...

So it has began, the Universal Language. To do this We will need the assistance of all Seekers. Our first project is to make a poster of all the languages in the world, which is currently not available. To do this we will first need to gather all those languages. So I'm asking those that wish to get involved to post any language charts that they can come up with so they in turn can be converted into Our giant poster. 

I personally will be working on Cymatics, Geometry, Frequency, and how it all connects with the strokes of languages such as Sanskrit, Ancient Hebrew, Etc. You will find shapes corresponding to the frequencies, some very interesting things can be seen. ;-)


10Hz - 29Hz Sweep 


10Hz 11Hz 13Hz



16Hz 



17Hz



18Hz



20Hz 



21Hz 28Hz



21Hz - 33Hz Sweep



22Hz



22Hz 23Hz 29Hz



23Hz Seen this Being before?



33Hz



35Hz



40Hz



55Hz


So here We go, I will post more languages and more Cymatics the moment they are developed.

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Permalink Reply by Sevan Bomar on July 10, 2010 at 9:19pm

Permalink Reply by ZERO on July 10, 2010 at 9:58pm
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Permalink Reply by whole on July 11, 2010 at 7:30pm
might want to check this out:
http://cymascope.com/cyma_research/index.html

list of some languages:

Abron | Adja | Adyghe | Afar | Afrikaans | Aguaruno | Aimaq | Akan | Albanian | Alsatian | Amharic | Arabic | Arakanese | Armenian | Assamese | Assyrian | Aymara | Azerbaijani | Azeri

Bahasa | Balcanta | Baluchi | Bambara | Banda | Bangala | Bangla | Bariba | Basque | Bassa | Baule | Bedawi | Bemba | Bengali | Bete | Bhojpuri | Bicolano | Bissa | Bosnian | Breton | Bribri | Bulgarian | Buriat | Burmese | Byelorussian

Cabecar | Cakchiquel | Calo | Campa | Cantonese | Catalan | Cebuano | Chachi | Cham | Chaouia | Chichewa | Chiga | Chilupi | Chinese | Chiquitano | Colorado | Creole-English | Creole-French | Creole | Crioulo | Croatian | Czech

Dan | Danish | Dari | Daza | Dinka | Dioula | Domari | Douala | Dutch | Dzongkha

Embera | English | Estonian | Ewe | Ewondo | Fang | Faroese | Farsi | Finnish | Fon | French | Frisian | Fulfulde | Fur

Ga | Gabre | Gaelic | Gagauz | Galician | Ganda | Garifuna | Gbaya | Gen | Georgian | German | Gogo | Greek | Greenlandic | Guaragigna | Guarani | Gujarati | Gulay | Gurma | Gurtu

Hakka | Haus | Haya | Hazaragi | Hebrew | Hindi | Hmong | Huilliche | Hungarian

Igbo | Ilocano | Indonesian | Italian

Japanese | Javanese | Jerba | Jiddu | Jola | Jula

Kabiye | Kabyle | Kalanga | Kalenjin | Kalmyk | Kamba | Kannada | Karakalpak | Karen | Kari%f1a | Kashmiri | Kashubian | Kazakh | Kebumtamp | Kekchi | Ketchi | Kgalagadi | Khmer | Khmu | Kikuyu | Kinyarwanda | Kirghiz | Kirmanjki | Kissi | Kituba | Kongo | Konkani | Korean | Kpele | Kpelle | Kunama | Kuranko | Kurdish

Lalabisa | Lao | Latvian | Ligurian | Limba | Lingala | Lithuanian | Lituanian | Loanda | Lomwe | Lozi | Luba | Luo | Luxembourgeois | Luyia

Maay | Maba | Macedo Rom | Macedonian | Madura | Maithali | Makhuwa | Malagasy | Malay | Malayalan | Malinke | Mam | Mandarin | Mandinka | Mandyak | Maninka | Manipuri | Mano | Manza | Maori | Mapuche | Mapudungun | Marathi | Maya | Mbere | Mbosi | Mbundu | Mehri | Mende | Min | Min Nan | Minang | Mingrelian | Mirandesa | Miskito | Mixteco | Moba | Moldovan | Mongolian | Moore | Morisyen | Motu | Munukutuba | Muong | Myene

Nahuat | Nahuatl | Nauruan | Ndebele | Neapolitan | Nefusi | Nepalese | Nepali | Ngoni | Niuean | Niyanja | Norwegian | Nubian | Nuer | Nung | Nyankore

Occitan | Oriya | Oromigna

Paez | Pai | Papiamcutu | Pashto | Pemon | Pidgin-English | Piemontese | Polish | Portuguese | Pular | Punjabi

Quechua | Quiche

Rama | Rapa Nui | Romani | Romanian | Rundi | Russian | Ruthenian

Saami | Saho | Samoan | Sango | Sanskrit | Sara | Scharchup | Sena | Senoufo | Sepedi | Serbian | Serbo-Croatian | Serere | Sesotho | Setswana | Shan | Shona | Shuar | Sindhi | Sinhala | Sira | Siswati | Slovak | Slovenian | So | Soga | Somali | Songhai | Soninke | Soqotri | Spanish | Sumo | Susu | Swahili | Swedish | Sylheti

Tachelhit | Tagalog | Tai | Tajik | Tamajak | Tamang | Tamashek | Tamazight | Tamil | Tarifit | Tatar | Techelhit | Teke | Telugu | Tem | Thai | Tharu | Themne | Tigrina | Tigrinya | Toba | Tokelauan | Tonga | Tshivenda | Tsonga | Tumbuka | Turkish | Turkmen | Tzutujil

Uigur | Ukranian | Umbundu | Urdu | Uzbek

Valencian | Venetian | Vietnamese

Warao | Waray | Wayuu | We | Welsh | Wolof | Wuluf

Xhosa | Xiang | Xitsonga

Yao | Yiddish | Yoruba

Zapoteco | Zarma | Zaza | Zuara | Zulu

ill post more as i find more
Permalink Reply by nima on July 12, 2010 at 1:17am
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Permalink Reply by aura on July 12, 2010 at 6:39am
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Permalink Reply by aura on July 12, 2010 at 7:25am
wholesome, when we think of language we think of only the spoken ones but how about the unspoken language that could be interpreted into language as for example sounds from our outer space such as sound emitting through auroral kilometric radiation >>>> our universe speaks to us daily but because of the bombardment of man made noise pollution we cannot hear the heart beat of our planet much less the harmonics of our galaxy, which speaks to us in the language that we have forgotten...
http://www.esa.int/esaSC/SEMLAJWO4HD_sensations_2.html
Permalink Reply by whole on July 12, 2010 at 9:40am
English (en)
2 Abkhaz (ab)
3 Afrikaans (af)
4 Albanian (sq)
5 American Sign Language (ase)
6 Arabic (ar)
7 Aragonese (an)
8 Armenian (hy)
9 Aymara (ay)
10 Balinese
11 Basque (eu)
12 Betawi
13 Bosnian (bs)
14 Breton (br)
15 Bulgarian (bg)
16 Cantonese
17 Catalan (ca)
18 Chickasaw
19 Chinese (zh)
20 Cornish (kw)
21 Corsican
22 Crimean Tatar
23 Croatian (hr)
24 Czech (cs)
25 Danish (da)
26 Dutch (nl)
27 Esperanto (eo)
28 Estonian (et)
29 Ewe
30 Fijian Hindi
31 Filipino (fil)
32 Finnish (fi)
33 French (fr)
34 Galician (gl)
35 Georgian (ka)
36 German (de)
37 Greek, Modern (el)
38 Ancient Greek (grc)
39 Greenlandic (kl)
40 Haitian Creole
41 Hawaiian (haw)
42 Hebrew (he)
43 Hindi (hi)
44 Hungarian (hu)
45 Icelandic (is)
46 Indonesian (id)
47 Inuktitut
48 Interlingua
49 Irish (ga)
50 Italian (it)
51 Japanese (ja)
52 Kannada
53 Kashubian
54 Kinyarwanda
55 Korean (ko)
56 Kurdish / Kurdî
57 Latin (la)
58 Lingala (ln)
59 Livonian
60 Lojban
61 Low Saxon
62 Macedonian (mk)
63 Malay (ms)
64 Malayalam (ml)
65 Manchu
66 Mandarin
67 Manx (gv)
68 Maori
69 Min Nan
70 Mongolian (mn)
71 Norwegian (no)
72 Old Armenian (xcl)
73 Old English (ang)
74 Old Norse
75 Old Prussian
76 Pangasinan
77 Papiamento
78 Pashto (ps)
79 Persian (fa)
80 Pitjantjatjara
81 Polish (pl)
82 Portuguese (pt)
83 Romanian (ro)
84 Russian (ru)
85 Sanskrit (sa)
86 Scots (sco)
87 Scottish Gaelic (gd)
88 Serbian (sr)
89 Serbo-Croatian (sh)
90 Slovak (sk)
91 Slovene (sl)
92 Spanish (es)
93 Swahili (sw)
94 Swedish (sv)
95 Tagalog (tl)
96 Tajik (tg)
97 Tamil (ta)
98 Telugu (te)
99 Thai (th)
100 Tok Pisin
101 Turkish (tr)
102 Ukrainian (uk)
103 Urdu (ur)
104 Uzbek (uz)
105 Vietnamese (vi)
106 Volapük
107 Võro
108 Welsh (cy)
109 Xhosa (xh)
110 Yiddish (yi)
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Maps Produced with the World Language Mapping System and Seamless Digital Chart of the World

1st PDF Attachment: Languages of Africa

2nd PDF Attachment: Languages of the Horn of Africa

3rd PDF Attachment: Languages of China
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4th PDF Attachment: The Eurasiatic Language Phylum

5th PDF Attachment: Languages of the Indian Subcontinent

6th PDF Attachment: Languages of Southeast Asia
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