The Bible tells us about the story of the Tower of Babel, when mankind spoke of only one universal language. Then Gods (Elohim) said, “let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech. So the Gods scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth: and they left off to build the city.” (Gen. 11:7-8).
What must be the original language of mankind confounded by the Gods?
There is an old wisdom which tells that the words or language of God Elohim is as powerful as His hidden name, and mankind is in no way has the natural strength to endure His presence and power. This was proven true by the presence of a thick veil in the Solomon’s Temple which served as barrier between God and man, as God’s “eyes are too pure to look on evil” (Hab. 1:13), and He can tolerate no sin. It is also said that the entire book called Torah contains the complete names of God and is broken down into pieces so that mankind can understand it. Only the angels know of His words and language.
By applying this old wisdom it is understood from the very beginning that the Muians (heavenly beings) spoke their original language spoken in the heavens which is, in the esoteric, this language is called the divine language of the Gods (and the angels). The Muians introduced this language to the first humans, the Maharlikans. However, being in the lower dimension and of slower mental vibratory frequency, this language cannot be understood by the Maharlikans, it has to be unabridged. From this language came the Adamic, Aramaic, Archaic, Latin and Sanskrit language, among others. The descendants of Adam and Eve (Maharlikans) used the Adamic (Edenic), the Christ the Aramaic, the Europeans the Latin, and the Hindus the Sanskrit. These languages have in part hidden in some of its selected words the sacred characteristics of those languages used during the ancient times depicting the sacredness of their true origin. For example, in Sanskrit the word AUM or OM (from Mu or Um) is used to designate the holy name of God. The Egyptians used AMN (sounds like AUM) being the name of the “hidden god”. The Christ is also called the AMEN (Rev. 3:14). Christians end their prayers with "Amen". Be it the AUM, OM, UM, AMN or AMEN, these words stand for one and the same being, the name of the "unconcealed" or "hidden" sacred name of God.
Now, this confirms as claimed through etymological orientation that the word or term "Maharlika", of Sanskrit origin, is in itself carries a sacred orientation. It was wholly taken from the word "Maharloka" by changing only the letter "o" into "i", which practice of substitution can only be explained in the esoteric wisdom of the Kabbalah. That is, Maharloka in Sanskrit means great plain (heaven of the Gods) while Maharlika means great creations (children of the Gods).
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