I Experienced A Past Life!

[Shivani Devi]

Oooh...my investigations just turned up this:

Martial arts were introduced by the Tamil civilization to China and Southeast Asia. Proof of the Tamil navy venturing into Southeast Asia introducing various arts can be seen on the reliefs of numerous temples in places like Cambodia and Indonesia.

Kalaripayattu became an established martial art during the 13th century AD as quoted in Frank Zarilli’s “When the Body Becomes All Eyes”. The art of Kalarippayattu is a dynamic fighting system which incorporates a combination of yoga and gymnastics. It trains in an array of weaponry, empty hand combat, pressure point attacks (Marma Adi), and the healing arts of Ayurveda.

http://sangam.org/taraki/articles/20...s.php?uid=1510

Then, I was shown this:

Bhāṣa Kawi Kejawen:



OMG!!! the 'Rosetta Stone'.

Then I found this:

http://detechter.com/the-brahmi-scri...asian-scripts/

http://www.ancientscripts.com/tamil.html

This is the one that unites Ancient Javanese and Ancient Tamil:
http://skyknowledge.com/brahmi-pallava.jpg



Stop...this...I've...had...enough! lol

[Shivani Devi]

OMG!!! OMG!!!

This is getting deeper by the minute...it's not going to stop so easily.

I had to translate the writings of Kublai Khan when his army invaded Java.

Back in 1260, Kublai Khan (who tried to invade Indonesia) commissioned a holy man to come up with a new national script, which took place in 1269.

It was called the Phags-pa script, after the monk who came up with it.

It was used to write Mongolian, Chinese, Tibetan and Sanskrit.

I could (and still can) read and translate Phags Pa!!!

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/phagspa.htm

This is giving me a headache now...but at least I know how it all happened.