sanskrit was the first alphabet

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you make some good points in your thread JV.

I guess maybe we should take the question one step back:

where did Sanskrit itself come from? Yahweh imprinted our dna to create a bias towards Hebrew ("In the case of the Hebrew that entity known as Yahweh aided this knowledge through impression upon the material of genetic coding which became language, as you call it.")

but how did the ancients speakers of Sanskrit come upon these musically powerful sounds?

The exception is the sounding of some of what you call your Hebrew and some of what you call you Sanskrit vowels. These sound vibration complexes have power before time and space and represent configurations of light which built all that there is.

74.18 Questioner: Why do these sounds have this property?

Ra: I am Ra. The correspondence in vibratory complex is mathematical.

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Just think about it, why would there be any need to keep written records when you could perhaps access a more... let's say, collective reservoir of planetary memory?

The truer, purer, infallible "history" will always be embedded in the mind/memory. Not in a book, or a tablet, or a ziggurat's wall.

this is true Siren. I am belaboring under the thought-form that literate communication (what we do here now) is the best tool for expression of thoughts and ideas.

of course, we are scattered entities across the globe, so this is what we have to work with in the present (considering that telepathy was deliberately disabled in the human body).

that said, all of Ra's 3d traditions were cabalistic:

88.20 Questioner: How did the teacher relay information to the student in respect to visualization?

Ra: I am Ra. The process was cabalistic; that is, of the oral tradition of mouth to ear.

ie, even though they recommend tarot, they used no tarot cards as such during their experience.

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Maybe Ra meant lack of previous alphabet use by the Sanskrit speakers. There might have been alphabets previously elsewhere on earth.

I take your point here Tobey.

although why would naming an alphabet create distortions in sound vibrations?

"In the case of Sanskrit the sound vibrations are pure due to the lack of previous, what you call, alphabet or letter-naming. "

languages have a tendency to 'drift' as people move and migrate to different geographical regions. And in extreme cases, languages split.