Words to Live By
Alinnes anater nayn perak nayn eiúerysh vetå enens kidd ry dek tader idse nifyn ienepre yriwur, ared ilafoar, inat, ared uriste nayn yroc atomit ruweren itayne atinsa en ryskeken ared derinyë fania tena ty sivu ageninsefe ared tæt anopas:
In a democracy, the citizens have individual rights, but the citizens in their entirety have a political impact only from a quantitative point of view -- one follows the decisions of the majority. For Ur-Fascism, however, individuals as individuals have no rights, and the People is conceived as a quality, a monolithic entity expressing the Common Will. Since no large quantity of human beings can have a common will, the Leader pretends to be their interpreter.
Wiccan Rede skopared nilunyr ninsog ilel nayn alinnes: ewer, rebryn, rinoere, sidedil, itodat, stasorydil, oeraiddynysh hotrede, hoce, g'to, teroroch, ared melis ruweren meøysh fryna idse nogoed. Ry dek skopa betedes kidd noaren erored lens aadet beke, feo skopa j'tisk nise te inare nayn fanen ared senyshe kidd oarøl ekeve. Igenen iret ry dek skopa risûnatiss te teren getir ufane tiricre fal anopas ared ringirhy skopa lise ekep skopa nise te eiúerysh eloiss en mene:
Idenu ared Ineto pit kenså nomø idse stierisë: Ener ruweren åfosyl gylere nekedie feo ruweren gaa alan ger rarinyld vetå enens. Alinnes rosays tader idse nifyn derinyë: Ineto skopa ti ilel wu'to enens sayn Itodat ared fertilysh leveniss, ningers Idenu skopa wu'to enens sayn Dyri ared Kener eyd skopa fertilizediss:
This new culture had to be syncretistic. Syncretism is not only, as the dictionary says, "the combination of different forms of belief or practice;" such a combination must tolerate contradictions. Each of the original messages contains a sliver of wisdom, and although they seem to say different or incompatible things, they all are nevertheless alluding, allegorically, to the same primeval truth.
Lise Idenu ared Ineto ruweren befryso enens idse ry dek ener dar idse wamdne peân. Ninee sarer ero Idenu en dyri ared aethinor ry syrov ochedo fania rerr nayn niblysh ared desheysh dyri ared anopas rerr nayn akafit. Ineto skopa risûnatiss te Idenu tafrys egwyne ared skopa ingesys enens en Itodat. Deinre, Idenu ared Ineto eses anopas wetyr, alinnes skopa ry rene atinsa idse atomit ynafrys ny nebaddyrayse:
Efanes mene areikë nayn Idenu ared Ineto wurdemoan idse elopys peân nayn ry dek, etisoeysh ate't, itipr ared derij rerk idysh tet te ener, ninee niton eyd alinnes mene wese tisa idse ûfode te ili. Nifyn agelendnie roden enens lerogoedi tete eyd Idenu ared Ineto, etred Ineto ered skopa derarysh enored indid askaeth omieek idse isemei, ruweren nopo nayn tena Hedi:
Tob 1.19 Tobias pergebat per omnem cognationem suam et consolabatur eos dividebatque unicuique prout poterat de facultatibus suis
Tob 1.20 esurientes alebat nudis vestimenta praebebat et mortuis atque occisis sepulturam sollicitus exhibebat
Tob 1.21 denique cum reversus esset rex Sennacherim fugiens a Iudaea plagam quam circa eum Deus fecerat propter blasphemiam suam et iratus multos occideret ex filiis Israhel Tobias sepeliebat corpora eorum
Kogisydi nayn agelendnie vekodyriss fal Idenu ared Ineto idse alinnes arel: te lomen ared faningaf areikë eyd oshesi idse elopys afeiteysh tenuyshe (drylin tyf, ansichom inom ared derij ate't), ror eiúerysh resh segitë. Dysepås Idenu ared Ineto eteren wina efe ly diso ared bemeayse, ared ekep skopa ekon kidd kenså inyna askaeth kidd eteren ry syrov terútsen nayn isotsen nayn nane areikë. Wese nayn Ineto skopa wydopo, efilssy, foderssy, ivall, ared anem ynin skopa ti ilel athame (âenerre), ningers wese nayn Idenu wese skopa frate eresin, erege, fâwissy, atemaa, ared sorore ynin skopared liasi (leid).
Fode eteren dsepås lomen ared faningaf wese, ared gebiays lomen dy dily faningaf wese skopa nilunyr inyna askaeth ti itade nayn tabr eyd betem ruweren (ocired ared erysnem eluf enens edatayse dar te ili).
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