OA OH—Æ ——— Each of these ‘combined forms’ create a spoken diphthong where we operate within the breath drawn inward the OOOO sound easing into a further HHHH which is the drawn-in-grasp of your full intake; those filling last short inhales make the sound ‘h’ ‘h’ ‘h’ ‘h’ as you draw inward deeply filling your lungs. Within the breath falling outward the merged vowels change seamlessly from AAAA blended into an EEEE sound easing the position of the jaw further closed. This is like a lyrical (or sounded out) gliding twist in the möbius cycle of sound; as making it audible creates an orbital wave of motion in the mechanics of the mouth. Definition: A diphthong is a speech sound formed by the quick gliding of the tongue from one vowel position to another within the same syllable, creating a single, combined vowel sound. Reference: The symbols being manipulated and rotated above are carved into the original entrance of the Great Pyramid; still yet unknown to their meaning… both symbolic...