Which of these are truly old keris?

A. G. Maisey · 20th June 2018, 10:26 PM

Bjorn, my comment in post 18 was intended as a general observation, a reference to the nature of the keris, not any sort of reference to any present day situation, nor a reference that had anything at all to do with any religious system.

Your previous comment in post 17 that :-

"--- it is wonderful to see how the keris brings together people from around the world."

I thought to be open to the drawing of an analogy between a bridge that permits people to cross a physical barrier, and discussion of an object, in this case the keris, which permits people to negotiate cultural, societal and philosophical barriers.

In the context of my comment, no religious system played any part in the analogy that I drew.

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20th June 2018, 10:26 PM	#19
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 6,992	Bjorn, my comment in post 18 was intended as a general observation, a reference to the nature of the keris, not any sort of reference to any present day situation, nor a reference that had anything at all to do with any religious system. Your previous comment in post 17 that :- "--- it is wonderful to see how the keris brings together people from around the world." I thought to be open to the drawing of an analogy between a bridge that permits people to cross a physical barrier, and discussion of an object, in this case the keris, which permits people to negotiate cultural, societal and philosophical barriers. In the context of my comment, no religious system played any part in the analogy that I drew.