Jedi Texts

Companion leaf · not of the eight

Tionese

lasha pelik

The oldest Temple mouth · feeling, not insight

Owns. Vertical circles. Always mirrored. Where one stands. Not Tesn. Not the eight.

Kas Veran, Keeper of Holocron Tesn

Reconstruction sits on this leaf. Named lives are kept. Invented structures are marked.

Romanization under Tesn is on.

Outside the Tesn cut

Temple mouth · Tionese

Reconstruction

lasha pelik · tesn na

down a feeling · up the opposite

Tesn refuses the curve. The stave is insight: behold, cut, walk. Tionese is the curve it would not take — the oldest Temple grammar still kept. It is not in the Tesn cut. It is not one of the eight. It sits beside the cut so a sage may know the difference. It is not for telling. You cannot argue in it. You set down where you stand in the well: the balance, or the lean.

Kas Veran · Keeper of Holocron Tesn

Nine letters. A word is a column. Down the left: where you are. The right is those letters reversed — the opposite. Always both. Peace is a palindrome. One column is hunger. The leaf will not close it. Corbet: what is, is without.

Kas Veran · Keeper of Holocron Tesn

Letters · axes · every named feeling

The grammar

Reconstruction

How the mouth is cut

Letters are circles. A word is a column. Read down the left: where you stand. The right is the same letters reversed — down the right is up the left: the lean the other way. Always both. A palindrome has no opposite. One column is not Tionese. That is hunger. The leaf will not close it. Tesn will not take this curve. Tesn is insight. This mouth only shows balance.

Nine letters

  • open

  • disc

  • dots

  • weight

  • nest

  • tick

  • triple

  • seed

  • still

The four axes and the hush

Every named feeling

Sit with a feeling

down bittersweetup bittersweet

Down: bittersweet

Up: bittersweet — the same. No opposite.

the drop. small and great. no opposite.

disc · open · open · disc

dafim na-sof

kosim kos dafim · kosim shi ash