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fleksebla, praktika solvo de la problemo de generala interkompreno, Esperanto meritas seriozan konsideron."
Bill Cunningham, in "The Boston Herald," said: "There can never really be one world until there's one
language . . . one working language that the people running that world can speak, write and understand . . ."
Undoubtedly we need some sort of international language to surmount the barriers that diverse languages have
created ever since the building of the Tower of Babel. The difficulty lies in getting people to learn a tongue
different from their own. Why learn an artificial language, say the English-speaking nations, when English is
so eminently suitable? On the other hand, the French and the Germans and the Italians stubbornly insist that
French or German or Italian is the best means of communication. However illogical such a position might
appear, one really can't blame them. So we need an international language.
The meetings of the United Nations Security Council bear out this need. Everything the Russian delegate says
has to be translated into English and French. Not only is this a waste of precious time, but it is also a burden
on those who understand Russian and French as well as English. They have to listen to the delegate's words
three times running. If the delegate could speak in some international language, much time would be saved
and his speeches would have to be heard only once.
Many of the old ways will be eliminated in the New Age. Even now we can see the trend. We are now in a
transitional stage to the Golden Dawn just ahead of us. We will again "speak with angels," for we will
understand and speak the Solex-Mal, the original, and Universal Mother Tongue of Creation.
The inhabitants of other worlds call our Earth Saras or Saros. Saros is a Babylonian numeral representing
sixty sixties or three-thousand six hundred. It is also the Chaldean cycle of years, and in ancient Chaldean it
meant "repetition", or "repetition of cataclysms". A fitting word for the Earth planet! Our world is also called
Chan or Shan. This word also describes our Earth very well, indeed! Our world has been termed the
"sorrowful planet". Perhaps the word sorrow came from _saros_; at least, it sounds like it could have.
Eventually, dictionaries will not even be used, for the Solex-Mal is a symbolic, pictographic language. When
reading it in written form, one interprets symbols instead of reading words. Therefore, a symbol will be
understood by all whether they have ever seen the particular symbol before or not.
The following symbolic writing was received by our research group in northern Arizona in 1952. It is believed
to be written in Solex-Mal. It has not been translated as yet. Some of it is Atlantean in character and the
signatures of prominent personages are in evidence. It is evidently a complete message in itself.
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TAUMA
RAU
MAMMAU
RAMDA
LENN-YAH
MU-NATAI
KAAR-MU-DUM