Research
The Research section contains 44 articles exploring Indo-European origins, the M-N- sound system, Ancient Ukraine, archaeogenetics, and the deep structures of language that Finding Manuland illuminates. These are the building blocks of the Mana concept that underpins the Disinfolklore framework.
Ancient Ukraine is where the first Indo-European language evolved. The Yamna on the Dnieper created the first Indo-European language, religion, Indo-European patriarchal social model, industrialised use of wheeled carts, and the domesticated horse.
Source: Yamna and Ancient Ukraine
Key Themes
The M-N- Sound: Sacred M-N Sound | M-N- Sound Pops Up 3,924 Years Ago! | The Fundamental Meaning of Meanings | Mahna, Mahna!
Ancient Ukraine: Yamna and Ancient Ukraine | Ancient Ukrainians: First Indo-Europeans | Human Safaris: Humanity’s Future Began in Kherson | Ukraine’s Stone Gods
Mana in the Modern World: Look for the Mana in the Meme! | What ‘Experts’ Mean When They Say ‘Putin Has Lost Authority’ (Mana) | What does “immunity” mean?
Comparative Mythology: Who was Menua? | First Aryans in Judea | Moon Monitors Giant Trident
Geopolitics: Immunising Us Against Dugin’s Genocidal Eurasianism | Timothy Snyder’s Move | Trumpian “Right” Monarchist Shift
Deep Reading
173 curated passages from the manuscripts, Substack, and Twitter archive are now available in the three FM temniki:
- The M-N- Sound — 76 passages on the linguistic core
- Expanding Mental Models — 60 passages (Research maps primarily here)
- Journeying — 37 passages on the personal and intellectual journey
Where Next?
- Power of Mana — the concept these articles build
- Etymology — the linguistic core
- Decolonising Prehistory — the scientific revolution