19-11-2024, 06:29 PM
Returning to the importance of the [o] glyph for understanding the structure of the script, I now want to point out the fact that the glyphs Eva-a and Eva-y are variants of [o]. They both have the same round shape with a tail and there are strong relationships between the three glyphs in the formation of the strings.
The relationship between these three glyphs has been explained by Emma May in several articles that I consider mandatory reading for anyone who wants to penetrate the structure of the script.
For me however there is nothing linguistic in it. These glyphs simply represent zodiacal stars in the ecliptic and their different shape is conditioned by other astronomical elements such as the sun and the moon or by their relative position on the sphere.
The relationship between these three glyphs has been explained by Emma May in several articles that I consider mandatory reading for anyone who wants to penetrate the structure of the script.
For me however there is nothing linguistic in it. These glyphs simply represent zodiacal stars in the ecliptic and their different shape is conditioned by other astronomical elements such as the sun and the moon or by their relative position on the sphere.

