Idioms, Phrases, Slangs, Proverbs

Idioms & Phrases

Date : 12/5/19

Hit the hay : tired & want to go to sleep

To be in one's shoes : facing same situation same as one.
                       having same problem as another

To get foot in the door : to begin with





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Latin :

Cogito, ergo Sum : I think , So I Am
Acta non verba : It is better to do well than to say well.
maden agan : nothin in excess, / everything in moderate
Thou wilt find rest from vain fancies if thou doest every act in life as though it were thy last meaning

carpe diem : live fuuly in present and spent little time to think about future
Acta deos numquam mortalia fallunt : Mortal actions never deiceve the gods


Ref : https://quotabulary.com/greek-proverbs-quotes
      https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/fw-latin-phrases.htm
      https://www.revolvy.com/folder/Latin-philosophical-phrases/6289

      https://bestlifeonline.com/latin-phrases/
      https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/57898/20-latin-phrases-you-should-be-using

      https://www.wabisabilearning.com/blog/10-powerful-motivational-quotes-for-supercharging-lifelong-learning
      https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/lifelong-learning
      https://www.omilo.com/10-important-greek-proverbs/

Good Para : 

like all rivers the river ahead of us already exists before we arrive there. In the same way the future already exists now.
Not in a pre-determined sense but at least as some potentiality. As we arrive at the future moment our arrival marks the 
passage from the fluid form that we call future to the definitive solid form that we experience as the past.
We do not create time by passing through it; we simply freeze it in its tracks.

Proverb

One cannot step twice in same river. ( be adaptive )

You reap what you sow. ( actions & result of actions )

Burn Daylight ( Waste time )

rubs it on someone : keep talking abt someone that makes him/her embarrased/upset

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a volatile argument
















all virtue is summed up in dealing justly

Refernce

Proverbs: 

Slangs : 

BuzzWords :

Articles :

philosophy :

1] Life after death - (https://www.bibleinfo.com/en/questions/what-does-bible-say-about-death)
                       https://www.truthaboutdeath.com/blog/id/1585/what-is-death
                       https://www.truthaboutdeath.com/blog/id/1590/the-mystery-of-death

   [ life, soul, spirit, righteous, wicked, divine ]

   -> Death is am unconquerable foe
            is a cloud of inevitable mortality

   -> Soul is immoral entity


2] Conflicts - Science & Spirituality ( https://www.huffingtonpost.in/entry/science-religion-brain-study_n_56fa9edde4b0a372181aff5f?ri18n=true)


3] The Non-Locality of Self

   Personal Trasformation : mind shapes our perception of reality
                            So We could change our experience of reality by altering our minds.

   Reality : It is not fixed that we exist in & don't have to take as given. 
             It can be altered and creative role is own to us.
             This insight is heart & Soul of Conscious Evolution

             It is much bigger than what previously thought

Our spiritual awakenings and realizations confront us with an experience of a reality that lies beyond our current perception. 

4] Science - Spirituality Conflicts

   Facts vs faith based,  Analytical & Moral Network ( 2 suppress each other ), theoritaical vs practical

   -> Believe in religion, spiritual - empathic feelings, concerns & views

   analytical thinking : disbelief in spiritual/religious idea. Why ?
                          faith requires disengagement of brain networks

   Moral thinking : correlated with meditation, doing prayer

   Religion & Science,actually are different kind of insight
   
  Taking a leap of faith involves shutting down brain regions involved in analytic reason 


5] Beyond Human perspectives  - (https://philosophyisnotaluxury.com/2017/09/22/beyond-human-perspectives/)

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ref  : 

www.philosophyisnotaluxury.com 
            philosophersmag.com
https://www.huffingtonpost.in/entry/science-religion-brain-study_n_56fa9edde4b0a372181aff5f?ri18n=true
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/880461/Life-after-death-what-happens-when-you-die-sam-parnia-afterlife
http://www.aselcosta.com/all-virtue-is-summed-up-in-dealing-justly/ [ Aristotle Logic behind ]

http://oaks.nvg.org/greek-proverbs.html
https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/aristotle-quotes_4
https://www.quotes.net/quote/10101
http://listenersbible.com/devotionals/listen/
https://learnenglishphrases.org/quiz-dup-i/
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/english/useful-english-proverbs/
https://list25.com/25-unique-english-words-you-should-add-to-your-vocabulary/

Latin :

Slangs

Tea = gossip, (spill tea)
Beat = makeup
Snatched = looks good
GOAT
Gucci = good
keep it 100 = keep it real

garden-variety { old }
slice ! dice ! makes juliene fries !



Buzz Word

youth-speak
cathedral thinking

Small Phrases

Date : 30/12/19


Risk Appetitie - level of risk you can accept
needless frills - choti choti bato mai badi badi bate karna
trash talks
fortunate happenstance - unexpected happiness
frenzy of discord - a tiff or quarrel

pesky details
nifty things
regular, old, garden-variety 
shiny, new, fancy

Unique_Words

Date : 26/11/19

hurling abuses : shout at someone in loud and angry way, insult, accusations
volatile arguments : changing at any time
belitteling each other : feel oppenent dismissive
colonialism : acquiring full/partial political control over country & exploiting it economically
gamut : scope, range, span, spectrum
insinuating : suggest/hinting somehting bad in indirect/unpleasant way 
obfuscate : obscure, confuse, unclear, unintelligeble
oneiric : relating to dream
reposte : counterstroke ( i.e in speech ) 
epistemic : related to knowledege or degree of its validation
latch : hold, grab

vapid : dull or uninteresting
impavid : fearless 
frill : unnecessary extra features or embellishment
berserk : mad, crazy, insane, frenzied
frenzied : wildly excited or uncontrolled
Nefarious : wicked or underhanded, skullduggery
Draconian : severe and harsh ( related to laws or rules )
ineffable : too great / overwhelming to be expressed in words
bonhomie : friendliness, amicable
Vexed : irritated or annoyed
scarf :   eat quickly & voraciously, scorff
snarf  : 
Obliteration : Complete Destruction, Annihilation
plaintiff : person who bring case against another
snollygoster : shrewd, unprincipled person

vacillate : be indecisive, dither
arcane : undertsand by few, mysterious, secret, hidden
serendipity : smthng pleasant you were not looking for
              fortunate happenstance
Fanfaronade : trash talks, boasting, empty bragging
Loquacious : easily talkative
luddite  :reluctant about new technology
tinselry : cheap and pretentious display
deipnosophist : adept conversational at meal
splore : floric, revel, carouse
         lively, overwhelmed, noisy in delighted
imponderabilia : things that cannot be precisely determined, measured, evaluated
beaucoup : numerous, much
corybantic : frenzied, agitated, unrestrained
postprandial : after meal, especially after dinner
obdurate : stubborn, obstinate, unyielding
flinting : unyielding, unmerciful, obdurate
mythomane : person with strong/irresistable tendency of lying, exaggerating, fanatasizing

anew : in a new & different way, once more, again
euchred : utterly done in, exhausted
rechauffe : warmed up dish or food
pesky : annoying
nifty : skilful, useful, effective
        attractive or stylish

glean : obtain, get, take, gather after quite difficulty
inveigle : to entice, lure, ensnare by flattery/artful talk
gree : price for victory
fettle : state, condition
desuetude : the state of being no longer used/practiced
conciliate : overcome distrust/hostility of, win over 
quiddity : the quality that make thing what it is, essential quality
plethoric : overfull, inflated, turgid, bombastic
thersitical : scurrilous, foulmouthed, groslly abusive