Searching for the definition of the word ‘’primitive’’, I didn’t think I found anything new, I wrote down two and one of them has something very interesting.
PRIMITIVE
1…''First in its line, or that does not have or take origin from another thing.''
Similar: original, original, primeval, first, primary, pristine.
2..''Pertaining to or related to the origins or early times of something.''
Similar: prehistoric, ancient, archaic.
The second definition is the one that has an interesting element:
‘’early times of something’’……a restart, we could say, of something that already happened but was forgotten.
The changes due to planetary catastrophes and their terrible consequences is a well-known theory and many researchers and scientists take it for granted:
The earth and its inhabitants have suffered various catastrophes throughout the ages: comets, fires, earthquakes, floods, etc. which have had as consequences changes in the magnetism of the earth and with them changes in the behavior of humans and animals that inhabit its surface, changes so terrible that they alter the mind and of course even the way of communicating through oral language.
This is when people become “primitive” because they have lost something and they themselves feel lost in their own environment because of desperation, fear, suffering, in internal and external chaos because they do not know how to explain the terrible situation in which they have been trapped.
This results in them forgetting their spiritual values that they had and looking for answers in the very elements of nature that have put them in such a terrible situation.
They name “Gods”, to whom they claim and try to calm their anger so that they return what has been taken from them, because they have lost the ties with Mother Nature and they try to RE-LINK or rejoin with the protective Mother and Father who have abandoned them.
And thus RELIGIONS are made/born, in addition, languages are modified/reinvented and new words are invented due to these circumstances.
I have a theory although perhaps it is only an idea. Possibly it has already been developed
I am not an expert on this subject, I am in search.
Primordial Words, babies’ babbling could be the origin of languages:
ma’ or ba’—mama,’ pa’ or ba’—papa,’ In many countries the letters M, P and B are interchanged but they express the same thing, they begin with two letters to refer to parents or grandparents.
Because if these children’s babblings are genetic memories, things become even more interesting and precise. We have to wonder how many words or babies’ babblings can teach us about this subject of the origins of language if we paid more attention to them.
There are other expressions of, we could say, “primary language” that we must take into account for the elaboration of languages: ONOMATOPOEIA, which are words that sound like the noise they describe:
Ja or Ji--Laughter, ñia or nia--cry, Pum--noise, Ahh--astonishment, etc.
About animals:
To children when mothers teach their babies animal names.
Woof wuau (dog), Meow (cat), Kikiriki (rooster), cua’ cua’ (duck), muu’ (cow)
Hopefully some will comment on this so that we can continue, musically speaking, with the ‘’Fugas’’
In order to achieve a complete musical piece like J.S. BACH: Prelude, Toccata and Fugue.
Since language is vibration, it has a direct relationship with musical language.
Maybe wait until there are more followups, so that it's a more complete article? I'm not sure how SOTT worthy it is like that... But you decide.
But it sure helps think and organize thoughts, and I hope it's good for those who prefer to read rather than watch or listen.
