did mesopotamian had a concept of vital energy?
Sept 30, 2016 20:56:45 GMT -5
Post by creyente on Sept 30, 2016 20:56:45 GMT -5
reading some "sumerian dictionaries" ive found 2 words that caught my interest... one was "shi" wich was translated as "life" or "breath of life" or "soul" wich seems similar to the concept of prana, qi, ki, chi, etc... and the other is melam/melammu wich i didnt fully understood but seems to be related with the idea of "energy" magic.
so, i dont know much about academic resources, ive got lots of digital copies of hundreds of good books but i cant really find anything because i end up reading the whole book cos its so interesting u_u
but since you guys have heard everything from the ramblings of z.sitching to the precise work of real experts like kramer. i guess someone already found something about it...
so, is there a paralel between prana and shi or im finding what i want to look into a concept that is not really that? is there anything similar to the concepts of "chakras" anywere outside of india? i heard there was something like that in greece, but i find it hard to believe there were paralels so far away without anything similar in mesopotamy...
what is exactly the melam?
so, i dont know much about academic resources, ive got lots of digital copies of hundreds of good books but i cant really find anything because i end up reading the whole book cos its so interesting u_u
but since you guys have heard everything from the ramblings of z.sitching to the precise work of real experts like kramer. i guess someone already found something about it...
so, is there a paralel between prana and shi or im finding what i want to look into a concept that is not really that? is there anything similar to the concepts of "chakras" anywere outside of india? i heard there was something like that in greece, but i find it hard to believe there were paralels so far away without anything similar in mesopotamy...
what is exactly the melam?