Re: OT: NMRK

Sorry.... but what does "NamMyohoRengeKyo" mean? Is it a representation
of American English somehow, or a word game, or Chinese or ....? I'm
very confused... I'd be grateful if anyone could email me an explanation
on or off list.

>I know I've defended the No Cross No Crown rule in the past, sometimes
>quite vehemently, but I find myself in the position of having to break it.
>Forgive me. I feel this is a matter of life and death.
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>I am going to spend as much of the day (and night) as I can chanting
>NamMyohoRengeKyo, even if I have to tie myself to the chair. I invite
>anyone who wishes to support Mr. Kerry and the American Democratic party to
>chant also, regardless of what country they live in or what practice they
>usually use. This is not a sectarian matter.
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>Something like [nam.mj7:h7:4eN.ge:kj7:] can be used; [o]'s instead of
>[7]'s. The "ge" is normally short, but is lengthened for purposes of
>repeated chanting. Likewise, the "nam" has been shortened from "namu".
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>No discussion, please. I hope this is enough information. I expect to be
>offline, possibly permanently. If so, happy conlanging! And if not, happy
>conlanging anyways! :)
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>Jeffrey Scott Jones
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>NMRK
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