Re: Someone looking for numbers

>This much is clear:  Degaspregos was an a posteriori language
>based on reconstructed roots of Proto-Indo-European, and the
>many Indo-Europeans were animists of some sort.
Well, animists plus variations on polytheistic religions.

> > I, personally, write rituals in English, Welsh, Latin, ancient Greek &
> > Egyptian, but I can't reason why I'd pick someone else's conlang for
>such.
>
>Me neither, other than the normal characteristic of mystery
>religions:  obscurantist rituals make the lay people feel
>it's "deep" in some way.
Hmm, well, as a member of a "mystery' religion, I never felt not knowing
what I was saying added anything to a ritual.  I do use languages to make
what rituals I do "special" or "scared" for myself, but then I know what I'm
saying.

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