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Ag foghlaim na Gaeilge — Gramadach na Gaeilge / Learning Irish — Irish Language Grammar — DJP
I saved these 3 jpegs from searches I did on ChatGPT tonight.
I understand the AL, AC, AF and have a limited knowledge of the MC.
If the meanings of the names of the other 4 tenses including the MC can at any point register with me – first in English! – I might be able to get my head around them in Irish.
The names of tenses no's 4-7 below seem a bit alien to me to understand in English (although I can understand the theory of the names of no. 4 and 5 somewhat, and the examples in no. 6 in the third image) and there is no hope of me understanding the theory behind this Irish language grammar without understanding the terms in the English language which is my first language.
Am posting this here for reference so I can look back at the post and maybe over time the names of no's 4-7 will register with me – again first in English.
Uasdátú / Update
Phostáil mé an nasc don phostáil seo ar an fhóram Gaeilge ar Pol.ie agus dúirt DuineN an modhnóir Gaeilge
16/01/25
Neville Goddard (29)
I find this works a lot of the time and is worth contemplating but maybe the majority of times it does not work for me.
Edit: Here is a previous post of mine that goes into the topic some more
We imagine the wish fulfilled and carry on mental conversations from that premise.
— Neville Goddard (@nevilledaily) January 16, 2025
Bob Proctor (37)
The choice is always yours. Your perception is your reality. #BobProctor
— Bob Proctor (@bobproctorLIVE) January 15, 2025
Sarah Larsen
Thread 👇
I’m 37.
— Sarah Larsen (@fearless_rising) January 16, 2025
For years, my relationships felt like a battlefield—filled with overthinking, avoidance and fear.
Then I discovered attachment theory and nervous system healing.
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Peter Schiff on Donald Trump and tariffs (7)
For centuries, #tariffs have been used to protect domestic producers by increasing the cost of imports. But according to #Trump, tariffs have no effect on import prices, as foreign producers pay the tariffs. If Trump is correct, then everything we've known about tariffs is wrong.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) January 15, 2025
Those closest to #Trump, who understand basic economics, need to explain to the President how tariffs actually work. Trump claims that he doesn't like "yes" men. If true, it's time for those closest to him to grow a pair and tell the President and the public that he's wrong.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) January 15, 2025
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Plé ar Fhóram na Gaeilge ar Politics.ie — Darren J. Prior / Mac an Phríora @ Blas na Cathrach, Raidió na Life (2025)
Mé ag caint mar aoi ar chlár Joe Breathnach Blas na Cathrach ar Raidió na Life
Giotán cainte – An easpa cainteoirí Gaeilge ag plé faoi thodhchaí na Gaeilge ar líne?
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I don't think most people traditionally experience this though, if on the chance Carl was saying they do.
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Glenn Patrick Doyle (16)
Not every day in trauma recovery will feel awesome-- but don't let that get in your head or make you wanna quit. We're more interested in trajectory-- heading in the right direction, realistically developing tools-- than we are in feeling any particular way on any particular day.
— Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle (@DrDoyleSays) January 11, 2025
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Naval Ravikant (70)
Both science and spirituality trigger the ‘aha’ moment.@naval
— Navalism (@NavalismHQ) January 5, 2025
Lao Tzu (100)
When there is no desire, all things are at peace.
— Tao Te Ching by Laozi | Taoism 📜 (@TaoTeChinggg) January 4, 2025
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It's conversations, little conversations, that start big revolutions.
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Arthur Schopenhauer (26)
I agree. But unfortunately a lot of the people who correct other people do so cantankerously. It is a chief reason I am often so shy - my intuition often tells me correctly who is cantankerous and who is not and there are too many of the former.
31/12/24
2025
Two positive messages about the new year to encourage me although I am not mad into the astrology thing.
My blog at the end of 2024
I started blogging with my own blog I remember in December 2006 and the blog I have today goes back to December 2007 – I backdated a few posts on this blog this year to before 2007. Anyway I have posted more on my blog this year (just over 1,500 times) than I have in any previous year with the closest next year being 2018 when I posted just over 900 times.
Neale Donald Walsch (56)
You have come here—to physical form, at this particular and critical time in history—to participate in the evolution of our species.
— Neale Donald Walsch (@realNDWalsch) December 31, 2024
I don't believe in the saying "Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste, ná Béarla cliste" — DJP
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Naval Ravikant (69)
The timeless struggle between the people building new things and the people trying to stop them…@naval
— Navalism (@NavalismHQ) December 28, 2024
30/12/24
Reiki is a pseudoscience?
I created a Vicipéid (Irish-language Wikipedia) page about Reiki yesterday or Réicí as it is called as Gaeilge.
A moderator on Vicipéid added a category of "Pseudoscience" at the bottom of the page and currently there are only 2 articles in the category including my one!
Anyway this got me thinking more and I have thought about it before so I posted the below post on a Reiki forum on Facebook. The forum has over 40,000 members!! :)
Update – the replies to my thread on Facebook can be read here
I don't practice Reiki often (and when I do I usually just do it on myself trying to go to sleep) so I don't think about this much - but I occasionally find it annoying the way Reiki can be described and sometimes defined by people who don't believe in it as a "pseudoscience".
I have heard a couple of Reiki practitioners over the years making what sound like scientific claims but these claims do a disservice to the practice and fuel the "pseudoscience" arguments.
Reiki is a spirituality complementary therapy or in other words can I think be described as faith based. I for one believe it is real and not just because of faith but I think references to "science" / "pseudoscience" should be gotten rid of. There may be not be allegations of Reiki being a "pseudoscience" made if some practitioners of Reiki did not make what are not widely proven scientific (mostly medical) claims.
I for one have not heard any Reiki practitioners use the word science itself to describe the practice but making allegedly scientific / medical claims is the same thing.
"For truly I tell you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you."
(Matthew 17:20-21).
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Sadhguru (141) on anger
From Sadhguru's book I am reading at the moment - the first of his that I will have read. :)
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Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle (15)
Blog: "In order to stay on a recovery consistent course, as opposed to getting yanked toward relapse and trauma responses, we need to have a plan. Every day." https://t.co/UtpPc92xRF
— Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle (@DrDoyleSays) December 26, 2024
20/12/24
Dr. Annette Ermshar
#Neuroplasticity, or brain plasticity, refers to the brain's remarkable ability to reorganize itself. https://t.co/WJCiMAfgJK#thursdaythoughts #DrAnnetteErmshar #psychology #Empowerment #onlinetherapy #community #selfcare #mentalHealth #mindfulness #learning
— Dr. Ermshar & Associates (@AnnetteErmshar) December 19, 2024
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Neale Donald Walsch (54)
Just know this: You are a being of Divine Proportion, knowing no limitation.
— Neale Donald Walsch (@realNDWalsch) December 19, 2024
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Neale Donald Walsch (53)
A genius is not one who creates an answer, but who discovers that the answer has always been there.
— Neale Donald Walsch (@realNDWalsch) December 18, 2024
2 different takes on our carbon emissions in Ireland within the space of a week - Fintan O'Toole and Roderic O'Gorman TD (December '24)
Opinion:We’re heading for the second biggest fiscal disaster in the history of the State https://t.co/HwNCbupMoB via @IrishTimesOpEd
— Irish Times Opinion (@IrishTimesOpEd) December 17, 2024
https://t.co/mzauRXOUMy
— Roderic O’Gorman TD (@rodericogorman) December 11, 2024
Really positive news, but Ireland now stands at a significant crossroads – will political parties match their election rhetoric and ensure the next Gov continues the good work started by @greenparty_ie? Or opt for an easy life and squander this progress?
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If you carry joy in your heart, you can heal any moment. In order to feel joy, you must let it out.
— Neale Donald Walsch (@realNDWalsch) December 16, 2024
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Sadhguru (137)
There is no need to aspire to greatness. If you go beyond concerns of ‘what about me,’ you will anyway be a great human being. #SadhguruQuotes pic.twitter.com/DzFRuDhuD5
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Thích Nhất Hạnh (72)
When we have enough insight, we are not caught by many difficult situations anymore. ~Thich Nhat Hanh
— Sampo Kaasila (@SpiritVisitor) December 7, 2024
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Naval Ravikant (68)
I think a lot of people take this attitude of how little you actually need out of life a bit too seriously though and don't look at the bigger picture enough – society, politics, international affairs, social justice, spirituality and spiritual growth etc.
I generally don't think about most of these things when I am meditating but sometimes insights and inspiration on these things comes to me in meditation.
#Meditation
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