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Deity, Death, day, *Tiwas (Germanic deity who gave their name to Tuesday),… all derive from the Ancient Ukrainian word for sky *Dyeus. That’s right: when you say someone is ‘dead',’ quite sweetly, you’re saying, ‘they’re in the sky.’

If we can trace that sound and meaning (*Dyeus meaning sky) into every branch of the Indo-European / Ancient Ukrainian language family, then, that’s proof of concept:

It’s definitely possible we might trace the M-N- sound too from Ancient Ukraine between 4,100 BCE - 2,500 BCE into every branch too.

As Finding Manuland unfurls, our journey across Manuland (which begins in 4,100 BCE with the Yamna Culture in Ancient Ukraine between the Don, Donets, Dnipro, Dnister, and Danube rivers across the space between Ireland and India until today) will demonstrate that M-N- is even more fundamental a sound and meaning than *Dyeus and death itself.

Earliest example of writing in Ireland is LOGIDEAS written in the Ogam script on a stone at Thomastown in Kilkenny. LOGIDEAS is a written remnant of the pre-Christian Irish deity Loigodēvā who was embodied by the River Loígde (which the English renamed the Bandon - coincidentally echoing Donn Irish culture’s pre-Christian Lord of Death and grandson of the monarch of Scythia / Ancient Ukraine)…

Hi there, welcome to the Power of Mana podcast. This is the Finding Manuland version of the Power of Mana podcast. This is episode three, a bit of housekeeping. So you're all part of my journey understanding this new amazing medium with lots of potential, which I think is the best means I have available to me at the worldview and the Finding Manuland concept of history, culture, language in this moment. And so thank you for being along. So this is episode three. In time, you will see everything appear on the proper website, on the powerofmana.net website with the proper numbering. So just bear with me at this.

So I've said to you before that every episode of the Finding ManuLand podcast will comprise three elements. And these three elements are about mana, MN, this MN sound, which is immanent. in our language in almost every sentence i speak in the podcast itself but also almost every sentence you hear out in the outside world it's in immunity it's in communal it's in community it's in moniker it's in manus the mythological founder of the germanic people it's in manu the mythological founder of uh the indian uh people of indian culture it's in Sapianta Manu and Angra