A Toki Pona Survey of Being

A Toki Pona Survey of BeingWritten in Toki Pona, Sonja Langs constructed language inspired by Taoist philosophy and Zen Buddhism that can express maximal meaning with minimal complexity, this book explores the nature of being in a totally different way, since Toki Pona provides the ideal neutral framework in which the whatness of existence can be fathomed without any eidetic interference from afar. The simple lexemes employed by Toki Pona have thereby not affected the ideas

Written in Toki Pona, Sonja LangÕs constructed language inspired by Taoist philosophy and Zen Buddhism that can express maximal meaning with minimal complexity, this book explores the nature of being in a totally different way, since Toki Pona provides the ideal neutral framework in which the whatness of existence can be fathomed without any eidetic interference from afar. The simple lexemes employed by Toki Pona have thereby not affected the ideas that lie at the basis of the meta-metaphysical method of learning about the world in an assumed translinguistic study of exissentia as pure being, i.e. in the form of being as it is. For this study of pure being, which is also presented in an English translation, Toki Pona has ultimately proven to be a most objective exissentia-probing instrument, since its epistemic outline transcends the linguistic barriers imposed upon the heuristic act by the grammars of both natural and artificial idioms that have so far been used in ontology.