Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

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  Biglys: The Great Light.

  Biltur partners: Travel agency workers.

  Bilvej: Colossal motorway running through Eurasia.

  Bigvirch: The great Virch.

  Civesheim: Luxury inn or permanent residence for citizens (Cives).

  Civeshostels: See Civesheim.

  Civis [pl. Cives]: Citizen who has completed the two-year service.

  Civesgard: The crimson palace.

  Consumfiorinin: Consumer collective.

  Daner: Immense oblong aircraft named after the man who invented them.

  Eldere: Old times.

  Forening: Collective or union. In northern Europe they are called Brugsforening.

  Furgos: Specially designed car parks.

  Gammel epoke: See Eldere.

  Gestalad: Luxury hotel.

  Gestel: Luxury inn similar to a Gestalad.

  Glothner: Vast state-owned industrial cities.

  Gretlys: The Great Light.

  Gretvirch: The Great Virch (see Virch).

  Ilector: High-ranking officials of the intelligentsia with a special position in society.

  Kierketaarns: Round or ellipsoid temples with white, circular colonnades.

  Kjole: Ritual robe.

  Lansbee: Rural area.

  Larinter: Sport centres.

  Lille skole: Primary school.

  Linsen: Flying vehicle for private use, named after its inventor.

  Lipvirch: True love, sharing many similarities with young love. It is considered a glimmer of the Samith.

  Lorffe: High-ranking officials of the intelligentsia, leaders of society.

  Lys: Light.

  Mindre skole: A smaller school of primary education.

  Nibelvirch: Term coined by the Aidersen Institute of unknown etymology meaning the new cognitive ability attained by people, a new antenna of comprehension. Thanks to the Nibelvirch, the human brain was able to perceive new fields of reality.

  Nojere: New times.

  Oversyn: Enlightenment due to the Nibelvirch, a new dynamic in cognition.

  Oversynssans: see Oversyn

  Quay: Airport runway.

  Ragioza: [pl.] Transcontinental, multi-storeyed, articulated vehicles used as public means of transport.

  Reigen: see Reigen-Swage.

  Reigen-Swage: Projection device named after its two inventors combining sound and image in varying sizes ranging from small personal devices to wall-screen. Something like our television.

  Retsstat: The establishment of the Universal Commonwealth with law and order.

  Roisvirch: Spiritual happiness of a higher level, a very intense emotion similar to ecstasy often beyond what humans can bear. In the latter case, it may lead to suicide.

  Samith: Term coined by the Aidersen Institute of unknown etymology meaning the whole of all existence. Its essence is incomprehensible to finite human capabilities

  Slaabrok: A uniform of short, dark-coloured trousers with black stripes that stop slightly below the knee, green silk high socks, a white double breasted vest with white lapels, a green stole-belt and special white boots.

  Swage: see Reigen-Swage.

  Storlys: The Great Light.

  Tilteys [pl.]: Officials of the intelligentsia but not the highest ranking ones.

  Troje: work uniform.

  Unge: Youngster up to the age of 17 who voluntarily participates in the ‘following’ of the intelligentsia greats.

  Vigioza: Private flying vehicles.

  Vindebros: Bridges designed for mild hiking.

  Vilenthen: Secondary school.

  Virch: Term coined by the Aidersen Institute of unknown etymology meaning the valuable new intellectual and spiritual capabilities added to human cognition and psyche after the appearance of the new species Homo Occidentalis Novus in 3382 AD.

  Werksted: Factory

  Acknowledgements

  Special thanks to my wife Tonia Tsoumi, my brother John Sirigos and his wife Jo Gillan, owners of ancient-origins.net. Without their support this publication would not have been possible.

  Also, I would like to thank from the bottom of my heart Greg Papadoyiannis for his wise comments, Vassilis Tsakiroglou for his immediate response to my requests, Eleonora Kouneni, Thalia Bisticas and Matina Chatzigianni for their precious help in the translation of the Diary, and Radamanthis Anastasakis, without whom, this life changing book wouldn’t have survived.

  Achilleas Sirigos

 

 

 


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