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Configuring the Japanese Language into the Mind Portal!

Jozen-Bo

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Hello,
I wanted to open this thread to gather information into a resource I can draw upon. I have been experimenting with a calendar time mind map I call the Mind Portal. It is a spiral map showing one whole year on it, it is roughly 3 feet in circumference, and there are 364 units or spaces to fill in information.

Its original concept was to make a tracking system to unveil the patterns we operate by, often set by subconscious activities. The idea was to see these subconscious activities so they can be changed and ultimately more control is acquired.

It went from this to the realization that this map can spin into an optical tunnel that yields powerful effects on the mind. Using the right approach to the coding system and building that code as the days unfold it, this can be used to build a powerful memory and mind bridging machine, bridging the conscious with the subconscious, and so forth.

Spreading out from the original concept, came the idea to explore all of its potentials fully. Thus, I began to look at different systems that can go into the grid and what their effects would be. I am still exploring this. Thus far I have noted the potential to convert this into a planning device, a mathematics grid, a auto-suggestion device, a meditation mandala or yantra, psycho retrospective patterning, a learning device for learning new information faster, and still many other things.

As a learning device, I intend to configure information into a full sized map, I already have several maps ready and waiting. All I need now is the time and the information I intend to configure. One such system I intend to attempt to configure is a Japanese Learning code, with the alphabet appearing in the 2 inner middle rings of the map, words and grammatic appearing in the following rings, and finally sentences on the outer rings. So I am opening this thread to gather resources, it may serve many people one day to learn Japanese if this experiment works out. Thats the nature of experiments, they either fail or they don't.

Once I have this information configured, I will steady it briefly each day (I have SO, SO, SO little time these days, its SO very hard to juggle and manipulate it to its best). I will first look over it and slowly rotate the wheel it is on, to easily read over the lessons. Then I will spin the wheel as fast as I can, and I will no longer see anything consciously. I will sit back and let it all sink in subconsciously, while watching a Japanese Language learning tunnel.

According to the experiment, this may work as such, the information is reviewed in a cognitive manner, then viewed in a sublime manner. As the wheel slows down, parts start jumping out randomly until this random order becomes a regular order and the information settles in. By then the wheel has stopped, and once more it is quickly reviewed in a cognitive manner. I will do this every day, noting how long it takes me to master the system.

If this experiment works, then I have made a World Class break through discovery in the learning methods of humans on earth. I will then quickly learn every other language I can configure and take over the Universe...(just kidding). But I will then try to gather many other languages, and hopefully I will be able to configure other learning systems as well, like a wheel with every physics formula on it (having all that at the tip of one's mind...) or history, etc. This is perhaps the most ambitious and least funded experiment ever conducted. I hope it pays off.

I would like to ask for recommendation to where I could acquire the most reliable introduction to the alphabet, so I can begin to scribe it in and prepare a system around it. I will probably need some help, and I am sure there are people here who can help guide me to using a better approach then I might come up with alone. So here we begin. Can anyone recommend a good site for introducing the basics, the Kanji alphabet? THANKS!!!
 
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This is just a progress report. I am about to now place the alphabet into the Mind Portal. There appear to be two alphabets or versions, Hiragana and Katakana? Which one should I focus on, I suspect Hiragana, as it appears more often in Google. After this, I need to start putting simple words around the alphabet, the very basics. I am curious to find out how much information can be configured into a single map!


If anyone wants to help or has any advice, I'm listening!


(PS...I feel so charged up every time I see that Avatar of myself!)
 
So, I am going to go with Hiragana. I have compiled 1111 words from English to Japanese, and I will proceed to place them on the map soon, first I want to understand Kangi a little more, and take a good look for the differences. I am also going to be configuring the Finnish and Russian languages into the 1st wheel system, as I want to see if this experiment works and how far it goes, if it both works and keeps going quickly, I will then see how many languages I can learn and in how short a time. This is already a lot to begin with, three in the same time proximity. Each is very different in a way.

The Finnish uses letters I am familiar with, though sounds I am not.

The Russian uses letters almost backwards from what I am used to, its disorientating.

The Japanese is something else entirely, furthest away from what I am familiar with.

These three ought to provide enough differences so that I can gather from a wide range, to learn more about the subtleties if they are there for the finding.


It won't be long now until all 3 of the 1st systems are ready...



This place rocks, I am still here able to report...thumbs up on the this site!!!

 
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Well it sounds like the invention of someone who has been drinking petrol and LSD.... :roflmao:

But i'm intruiged! Let me know how it goes!!

By the way, I'd start with Hiragana, then Katakana then start learning some basic Japanese. Learn Kanji alongside it, it will take you ages to learn a significant amount.
 

I keep ya informed how it goes, at the moment I am still considering how to set it up, I am taking a little more time because I am not accustomed to it, I want to get a better idea of the structures and differences.



OK...so both Hiragana and Katakana are very important and should be focused on in the early phases. What is the difference between basic Japanese and Kanji? If this experiment works out, I might be able to speed up the process, so that it won't take ages to learn, though I am very busy and it does take time to set up. Considering how different Japanese is to what I am accustomed to, it will be challenging to pull of and take more time to get started. Still, its a lot of fun!
 
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