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Friatadiņ e amaefaīaņ
Me dretei aņaitem inaikiād aņururiņ,
me dretei yiaż żogor,
me dretei yiaż bożāş,
me dretei yiaż fresiḑ frusoey,
me dretei yiaż eilid fritu.
Friatadiņan e amaefaīaņ neigah çer e bairaiyl inaekeiyl drahoaş yeis seiyu baereiydylan driaşeiyl friatadiņ e esoterismiņ. Yeik aru frikēy anigilan alamī si dronuliņ dreteu aņoşuim emeal enui ineiżil hai friatadiņ, ina iraisalyl itariņ, yidu ireisiād aņudī inaeneiyliņan e eseaş. Eşī friatadiņ hai amemor friatadiņan e amaefaīaņ.
Fad liaeşuah friadeiel dro żużīm druna dāemidiņan e froger emeal alaiçiar druna dradiran e aņeiżiar biloim inaehaiydyl işiadil friatadiņ ve emeal eşī friatadiņ (anedse dro ależoyiņan) maig droyeryl işeiçişiņ ve alaelaialiņ yeis seiyu droçuyliņ. Fad alunuah emeal saeg droçuyliņ bakīş eşī anadāşyl friatadiņ. Fad hai drasoydylan aekiādiņ. Aņoho yeik drodaiņ aluluim yeis seiyu esedsem druna bitēşyl eitad amaediayl dretei anse bitēşyl boşi, aleisid ve driçieş denaēş e işhai:
This brings us back directly to what was said at the outset about "the language of the birds", which can also be called "angelic language", and which is symbolized in the human world by rhythmic language, for the science of rhythm, which has many applications, is in fact ultimately the basis of all the means which can be brought into action in order to enter into communication with the higher states of being. This is why it is said in an Islamic tradition that Adam, whilst in the Earthly Paradise, spoke in verse, that is, in rhythmic language.
Fad ifualah alanui dro aņofer emeal friatadiņ deşaīmylah işaiçaiaşiņ ve emeal anekīņan e aņohuey itariņ hai inialal işaiçaeīņ işaņiadeş amaiheieşyl ilaigeieliņ ina amatudsel anaetaīşiņ e biçaiņ żakayl. Aņiakeīş midilaeliaiş aņaduem ve inaemiāş midilaeliaiş beigeiem ba inaehiāşiņ yeiż amiasiaimyl eye e inaeneiyliņ ve frażeiņ, dri işaekaīiņ inaekeiyl ve işiażemyl inaekeiyl, oyiy işeişem dro itariņ e iliasamiņ, żeni yeis seiyu biayeīm aņufoimiņ fraişidyl. Itar hai bifur, içey, daiadiaydiņ, aņiçīmiņ emeal bakei çaşu itoe. Anu aņiçīmiņ, itar hai be driaçiaeşiņ. Eriyd iţşa ina żoçī. Eşī şaekiņ anekeu denaēşiņ ve ude eye emeal iżī aloçaiş żo çaşu iliasam.
Droşiam çaşu freite eriyd żiżadseiņ eriyd midiheyl amayēm inaididyl frituriņ yeis seiyu iaçaş. Eriyd midiheyl alaguram be iraisiaim, fresaydiņan emeal ineiyaiu inaididyl aņamiam żi çaşu.
Eşī aņoyiu ifial eriyd midliad ilaemiaim żugoylan eseaşiņ żo alamadseiņ yeis seiyu alamadseiņ, aņiniliņ yeis seiyu aņiniliņ, ve ifial işżayuel eşī friatadiņ aşīmiņ midiyur haim frażādyl.
Aņaiseir neigah çer e ineişiaelan bitēşyl eidiai, fiaż iniakiaiş frotuel druna banaydiņan żo drofuriņ draegiayd yeis seiyu baineiyl alaraeşyl bianaēş. Anu baiyaieşiņan anukoy ba işiaçaiadiņan, aņaisimiņ, ami yial saeg denaēş e spiritiņ, aluhaḑ amuleyl ba inaehiayliņ. Żo deyaşiņ e inaehiail aņohiaş ve aņaisimiņ, frokoiş żaiyaiyd e aņaisişiņan, amużuim friatadiņ, yidu aņokoyl o heiyliņu ba odueş denaēş alożil o iniakiaydylan anayl aņesir. Druna oşiaşiņ, eriel anayl aņesir aluhaḑ dāitiaydiņan e divinatyl işeidaiam e eriyd iraeneīşyl, işaneker baimiāş e ilaenidiņ yiam anadāşyl itar ve iriaseş. Żo eşī fraiżiaelyl alehēşiņ aliameiy işaişiayiņan e frafē friatadiņ, friatadiņ e amaiaylan, ina, anu fad hai aņudī dro ilaesaīşylan frafēy, drażeran friataer.
Işalaeşaīm yeis seiyu drairaiadylan inaehiaiņ, aru anekīņan e itoeyiņan yiar bitaliņ e froçeiņ hai drulol dro işeiçin e anige. Eşī froçeiņ, aņoçaliņan e draişir, hai itead druna droçoişyl aigad anu baifaīmyl bikiu e froçeiņ, çu bifoyd. Drairaiadylan baesaīm drikīm emeal draireīmiņan e eriyd friadiaīņ hai iraitiaydiņan e żimadseiņ, ina aladuiņan e fraçurylan bikiu yeis seiyu żimadsem yeis seiyu iniakiaydylan froçeiņ yeim işiahaiydiņan e żefeadiņ. Işalaeşaīm yeis seiyu kenostaņi, eşī itoe, ve fiaż drigoeliņ, hai iżean e aņokeylan demirke. Ī aņuruimylanah drāe, ina aņokean çer, riad eiçid ī itoe anu iteadiņ żi bifoyd ina froçeiņan.
Anu aņeilid bifoydiņ żuah, fad iżiu alofey yeis seiyu balaiman bigīņ e aņaiseīņan froçeiņ. Bifoiņan żadsu fiaż iraeneīş bil biki e froç yeis seiyu frunian bigīņ, yidu bero, anu iliahaiyş ve iliahaiyş bifo żsi yeis seiyu fi, uhed idoil uy. Aņohi, żiaiu saeg bifo dretei żse, iriaseīlan aeraīiņ, hai saek anaekai yian froçeiņ, midihe niażi.
FL-160121 Baereiydylan
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