Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
formes vivratoires
English translation:
vibratory shapes
Added to glossary by
kelime
Jun 10, 2005 11:17
18 yrs ago
French term
Tech/engineering, business, humanities
Native in: English
Works in: French to English, Spanish to English
formes vivratoires
French to English
Other
Esoteric practices
brochure advertising services
"Ondes de formes vivratoires" - this phrase occurs in this rather opaque mumbo jumbo of a brochure trying to sell the occult/Egyptology/Pharaoh's tomb and magical powers therefrom.
Does anybody have an insight as to what might be a half-decent translation of "vivratoire"?
Many thanks for any suggestions put forward.
Does anybody have an insight as to what might be a half-decent translation of "vivratoire"?
Many thanks for any suggestions put forward.
Proposed translations
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kelime
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vibratory shapes
It looks like "vivratoire" refers to vibrations ; as "vivre" and "vibrer" is very similar in French the word vivratoire was probably made up. As for English Websites about alchemistry, the word vibratory appears very often.
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nikki demol
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thank you Nikki
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Hervé du Verle
: a typo
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merci Hervé
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suezen
: it is vibratoire and it is a typo .. further research confirms this. I think vibratory wave forms is the correct term.
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thanks Suezen
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franglish
: with Suezen
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thanks for Suezen
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks Genevieve for pointing in the right direction and for her research, as also to Suezen for her comments in particular. But, as always, thanks to all who contributed."
Discussion
Modern science supports the view that vibratory wave forms in all pervading
quantum mechanical fields both create matter and the laws which govern it. ...
www.theraj.com/mvvt/ - 24k