Odpoveď:
They can say anything. Actually, jews themselves are the derivate of the Aryans and vedic culture, so…
Sanskrit is not a liturgical language. The basic of mathematics was written in it. The same mathematics we use today. Sanskrit can have homonyms, it is ok. One word can have more meanings, one vibration can represent more objects in reality, depending on the other factors. Actually, we don’t live in the Newtonian world anymore, Vedic worldview is rather closer to the quantum physics.
In the spiritual world, there is no difference between the word and image.
