Calligraphic terms in the Harachim Script or Old Yanim
These concepts and their variations were used in contemplation and as the basis of learning and discovering the Secret. The concepts were imbued by the salassin to each symbol.
While the basic terms were similar, there were an infinite number of variations, and each salassin eventually developed their own, including the variations in other languages. Each symbol was imbued to a certain concept of thought that could be used to direct and focus mental capacity and also used to embrace movements in combat.
Each base symbol was similar, but as with the terms, the variations were infinite. As the School Guild of Harachim's doctrine states, it is not a school that teaches matters, but teaches to learn, and this is the foundation of the Harachim Calligraphy. Each one is to develop their own Way of the Warrior.
- Whip of Agad, for a thunderwhip
- Cover of Belath, for light shielding and push-away
- Shock of Falan, for light thunderwhipping
- Finger of Infur, for bare-handed lightning
- Shear of Partum, for cutting with blades
- Conduit of Oromath, for deflecting light-whips
- Shield of Unthom, for deflecting missiles
- Fists of Saganath, for shooting heavy bolts
- Slap of Tema, for intercepting single missiles
- Light of Valar, for illumination and burning
- Throw of Havail, for a heavy throwing shockwave
- Grasp of Cembath, for pulling objects, also bare-handed
- Bolts of Kata, for light thunderbolts
- Push of Eulavar, for gentle push-aways
- Power of Rasanath, for amplifying your mark
- Winds of Yanath, for creating whirlwinds
- Levitation of Leva, for floating and flying things with a blade
- Fan of Merath, for a whip-bolt
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