Meanings of words from their most naturally observed ‘stations’ to their abstract verbal usages. Cratylus is a must go to lecture for understanding the ‘anatomy of the will‘.
This has to be one of my favorite studies over the past 30 years of my Biblical and Linguistic journeys ALL evolutionary history participates in
You are “ing-ing” in the quivering. The Hebrew mind looks at one as ‘in the verbal act’…the ‘-ing’ of quiver. Pothos—Greek: “longing for”…suffering for that
The series called “The Anatomy of Will” began with my addressing AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) called, “why AA is not a Theology”; not in derision of
“And the whole earth was of one language, and of one earth …” KJV Simply put: The ‘system’ of seeing and wanting; satisfying the eye,