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In respect to keris though and placing the symbol on the keris in this particular way it has a specific meaning. It is not just a Lam-Alif the third letter is invisible which is the point of the keris which represents the beginning of manifestation. The keris blade is the Nur, the light.
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Opinions may differ, it depends upon which school one attended.
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After some consideration and careful examination of the photos, I came to doubt that this keris is made of wood.
The mere fact that is very lite does not mean it is wood. Nothing in its aspect looks like wood. Moreover, the porous aspect tends to point to a heavily chemically corroded iron. I am not very good at chemistry but I have seen iron tools that after some acid attack turned into some kind of spongy coal that was very fragile and crumbly and this is exactly what I think it happened to this Keris. ![]() |
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hi all
Thanks for the interest of the blade 1. The blade stick to magnet !! this amazed me ... I used refrigerator ornament magnet and did not expect it to stick but it is !! 2. if you put it carefully on water, it floats !! now what do I have here ?? getting more confused here Donny |
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I agree it can be very misleading, but even floating on water doesn't prove anything but that it has a very low density (after all ships are made of steel too and still float on water). The low density is almost certainly the result of its spongy/porous structure, with many microscopic pockets of air. This is almost certainly the result of heavy acid attack. Regards, Marius |
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