L-Mode Instructions
In the RigVeda
Left-handed people
Use right hemisphere

#LMode Left-Mode uses right hemisphere: left-handed people
#RMode Right-Mode uses left hemisphere: right-handed people
Source: Drawing On The Right Side Of The Brain - Betty Edwards (1979)
A comparison of left-mode and right-mode characteristics

I have heard that ancient Vedic people/monks were all left-handed.
Ancient scriptures are right-to-left.
What have you heard?

Quote:
"He with his left hand checketh even the mighty,
and with his right hand gathereth up the booty.
Even with the humble he acquireth riches.
May Indra, girt by Devas, be our assist." Unquote
Source: Rigveda - Book 1 - Hymn 100 (C)

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Do right-handed people pull Vedic deamons when using the right hand to write from left to the right?
Sukha Deamon (pleasure [right brain hemisphere])

Did left-handed people write in Right to Left (RTL) style?

Excerpt list of RTL scriptures:
• Indus script
• Egyptian hieroglyphs
• Cypriot syllabary (Cprt 403) – predates Phoenician influence.
• Phoenician alphabet (Phnx 115) – ancient, precursor to Hebrew, Imperial Aramaic, and Greek.
• Imperial Aramaic alphabet (Armi 124) – ancient, closely related to Hebrew and Phoenician. Spread widely by the Neo-Assyrian and Achaemenid empires. The later Palmyrene form (Palm 126) was also used to write Aramaic.
• Avestan alphabet (Avst 134) – from Pahlavi, with added letters. Used for recording the Zoroastrian sacred texts during the Sassanid era.
• Old Turkic runes (also called Orkhon runes Orkh 175)
• Old Hungarian runes (Hung 176).
• Old Italic alphabets (Ital 210) – Early Etruscan was RTL but LTR examples later became more common. Umbrian, Oscan, and Faliscan were written right-to-left. Unicode treats Old Italic as left-to-right, to match modern usage. Some texts are boustrophedon.
• Old Latin could be written from right to left (as were Etruscan and early Greek) or boustrophedon.

Source - July 09, 2023:

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Cultural influences that favors the right-hand people

• in some religions the left hand is considered to be unclean
• in French left is gauche (English: lacking ease of manner or tacky, tasteless [not a positive impression])
• Latin word for left is sinister (English: evil, diabolic)
• if you're not included, you're left out
• if an idea comes from nowhere, it comes from left-field
• if I'm correct, I'm right

Left-handed and Right-handed
#ambidexterity

Source: Are you really right handed? | Bob Duran | TEDxHartford | Sep 27, 2017

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Original July 10, 2023 'L-Mode and R-Mode' comment post on Facebook