Ved From Victoria Institutions
3 The deeper themes Now, let me mention the deep themes which I would like to delve upon, by basing my words slightly on the textual matter of the book. It is a book that seems to have gone into the depths of the descending layers of the social canyons and absorbed the various tangible and non-tangible aspects over there. It is a book that has listed out Omens, Superstitions, the effects of the anecdotal Evil Eye, Evil tongue, Charms, Magic, Mantra, Tantra, Divinations and much else. The book is good indeed, and of quite formidable content. Yet, I should mention categorically that the contents are from the superficial outer covering of a powerful machinery that works out all this. I am amazed that a very powerful and quite detectable content in this South Asian subcontinent has been missed. Not only by Edgar Thurston alone, but by almost all other native-English officials of those times. An Irishman, or a Scot or a Welshman not detecting this item might not be quite surprising, in that they are from Celtic language nativity. However, for an Englishman not detecting this very specific item seems quite peculiar. What I am alluding to is the language codes of the Subcontinent. It is not in the least like English at all. What the difference is can be defined by various kinds of terminologies. That they are feudal languages. That they contain a 3-D virtual arena code. That they have slot codes that can place each person or a chunk of persons in a specific slot among many other slots. That these languages themselves do contain codes of black magic. That these language codes are quite powerful enough to contain and restrain any person in some specific slots. That these codes can flip a person vertically 180 degrees up or down. Well, a lot more can be added to the list. What is vital in this information is that almost all tragedies and comedies described in regard to the social system here can be very candidly explained through these codes. Even evil eye, black tongue, char
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