Guest guest Posted July 14, 2008 Report Share Posted July 14, 2008 Dear Wg Cdr ji: Reading palm leaf is a task. Since it was written by hand each manuscript reads differently. Some are better than printing (I've seen such suvadis in Berlin State Library) but most of them are not. I've seen my Naadi when read by experts in Vaideswaran temple. It was more like a short-hand notes! Quite unlike other suvadis and hence needs special training to read. Currently, only those experts in Vaideswaram koil read those suvadis. Even research Institutions in Tamilnadu pay no attention to this. Most interestingly the copy of a naadi given to you by hand writing is quite modern in its rendering. I presume that the naadi is a different science of mind reading etc. and not an exact/verbatim translation of the suvadi. My guess is that what we get is an approximate translation of the Naadi. I read in a book that there is a sort of 'organic naadi' where even the text changes every time we read!! making life complicated for researchers. Naadi is not a pure science. It is more mystical than I thought! May be that's why research institutions don't get involved. Kannan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2008 Report Share Posted July 14, 2008 When I saw my employment khandam, I saw the manuscript. It is written as if like a ECG output. Some part were like a pulse output in a oscilloscope. And some part of it was like a saw pulse of a oscillator. I still wonder from that how those guys in Congivaram centre were able ot read my fate. Offcourse I agree, many khandams were written using some kind of shorthand and many were ciphers. Dhinakar From: shashikantoakDate: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 05:02:22 +0000 Reading palm leaf is a task. Dear Wg Cdr ji: Reading palm leaf is a task. Since it was written by hand each manuscript reads differently. Some are better than printing (I've seen such suvadis in Berlin State Library) but most of them are not. I've seen my Naadi when read by experts in Vaideswaran temple. It was more like a short-hand notes! Quite unlike other suvadis and hence needs special training to read. Currently, only those experts in Vaideswaram koil read those suvadis. Even research Institutions in Tamilnadu pay no attention to this. Most interestingly the copy of a naadi given to you by hand writing is quite modern in its rendering. I presume that the naadi is a different science of mind reading etc. and not an exact/verbatim translation of the suvadi. My guess is that what we get is an approximate translation of the Naadi. I read in a book that there is a sort of 'organic naadi' where even the text changes every time we read!! making life complicated for researchers. Naadi is not a pure science. It is more mystical than I thought! May be that's why research institutions don't get involved. Kannan Discover videos like never before. Search and explore on http://www.live.com/ - video search by MSN. Try it! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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