A Division of Souls - A Novel of the Mendaihu Universe by Jon Chaisson
THE FIRST WORDS SAID IN ANJSHÉ TO THE HUMAN RACE,
22 SEPTEMBER, YEAR 2383 CE, MAIN STREET SECTOR,
BRIDGETOWN PROVINCE, 05.18am:
dehndarra Né hra nyhndah
Although there is no single correct translation of these words, its basic meaning is a creed of Meraladhza heritage. Some have taken it to mean the same as Descartes' "I think, therefore I am," though its intent is more spiritual. A near-literal translation ("To know thyself is to be One in Spirit") offers a much better example of the Meraladian faith in the One of All Sacred. Without going into too much detail, the meaning of the creed is for a person to understand their own spirit fully in order to be part of the One, and its place within the One, as well as the One's place within their spirit.
A 20" by 20" plaque with these words inscribed on them is on permanent display at the northern entrance of the Mirades Tower, celebrating its place in history.
You can find out more about the Mendaihu Universe at the official blog:
Welcome to Bridgetown
22 SEPTEMBER, YEAR 2383 CE, MAIN STREET SECTOR,
BRIDGETOWN PROVINCE, 05.18am:
dehndarra Né hra nyhndah
Although there is no single correct translation of these words, its basic meaning is a creed of Meraladhza heritage. Some have taken it to mean the same as Descartes' "I think, therefore I am," though its intent is more spiritual. A near-literal translation ("To know thyself is to be One in Spirit") offers a much better example of the Meraladian faith in the One of All Sacred. Without going into too much detail, the meaning of the creed is for a person to understand their own spirit fully in order to be part of the One, and its place within the One, as well as the One's place within their spirit.
A 20" by 20" plaque with these words inscribed on them is on permanent display at the northern entrance of the Mirades Tower, celebrating its place in history.
You can find out more about the Mendaihu Universe at the official blog:
Welcome to Bridgetown