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Peace of Mind
21st December 2011, 18:07
Hi all...

This is one of my older post from the first Avalon forum. A little re-written and re-introduced for those who may have some interest....
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Could language, the English language be part of the plan for confusing the masses?
for example…We drive on the parkway and park in a drive way? lol

The more I think about the story “Tower of Babel” I can’t help but to think how much we are being duped every day. Not only does language separate the masses but it also promotes false outlooks on intellect and present disempowerment. Now, I’m no English Major but I like to think I choose my words carefully. For those that have read some of my past post may gain some understanding to why I write a certain way.

At times I feel the language itself was set up to express things in terms of lack-
EX: “How are you?” You see, this short question already implies that you might not be well. We have been tricked into using words that are disempowering. To use the Hopi Indian’s language is to understand that everything is one and inside of you, no need for looking outside of it and the language speaks of no lack…many indigenous languages have no past tense. When speaking, you influence the field around you. Everything is vibration and words do have an impact on your life…probably way more then we know. Perhaps certain words unlock and/or lock certain abilities. In some cultures verbal sounds are more important than the actual word. This could be a clear indication of why certain racial groups respond in various ways to certain words and pitches. Sense one of my past times is producing music, I can always see how music affects people through vibration… so why not words? Sticks and stones may break bones...but words can actually kill...giving the power to do so.

Lawyers are a prime example of how the language is manipulated. They literally take your words and twist them into something else, they make fortunes doing this. Why is there a need for having different words with the same meaning? Or having different words that sound the same but spelled differently? (do, due, to, too, two, center, centre, etc…) It not only seems like lazy, but could this be purposely created to cause misunderstanding amongst the people, especially when it’s been declared the international language. I’m thinking the Alphabet was carefully crafted to use certain sounds with certain thoughts….It’s the only real understanding I have for so many of the letters to have the same sound/pitch (B,C,D,E,G,P,T,V,Z). 26 letters doesn’t make up the many sounds we can create. Maybe one day we will have a new more meaningful, and less criptic universal language.

Animals use grunts, moans, howls, squeaks, humming and hissing to get messages across. An Elephants voice can travel through the ground and air for large distances and so can a Lions. Many of these animals communicate with the same voice. For instance, most cats sound alike and if you place 10 of them in a room you’ll probably have a hard time figuring out which one is which if you had to rely on your ears to do so.

I believe the sounds we make with our mouths are way more important than the actual word, however, there are clear signs that the words we use are also geared towards having a sense of lack in one’s life. Every day we use phrases and words that corrupt our desired manifestations. We have been disempowering ourselves in so many ways, ways that are often over looked and have brought false intellect into our lives. Below are some examples…

"I woke up on the wrong side of the bed, go break a leg, I’ll never get anything done, I’m feeling tired today, that’s driving me crazy, what an awful day it is outside today, I wish I knew, I don’t have the time, the world is such a mess, the fighting in the Mid-East will never stop, you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t, better to do nothing, I can’t do it, I don’t know how, It’s too difficult, etc…"

I can imagine other wordly beings having a hard time understanding us when we use phrases like: raining cats and dogs, bite the bullet, paint the town red, kick the bucket, through the grape vine, etc…

And then we have…"falling" in love? We often get hurt when we fall. Doesn't ascending in love sound more like love feels? Much of the disempowering comes from small talk. EX: “I don’t know but I will try” . When you are trying to do something, you are not doing it. You build in failure by using the word “try”.

More phrases…..

that’s the way it’s always been
that’s the way we’ve always done it
don’t make waves
don’t rock the boat
we like the old-fashioned ways
I don’t need to know anymore than I already know
If it was good enough for ________________, then it’s good enough for me
I’m not paid to make those kinds of decisions
It’s not my job
It was like that yesterday
nobody cares
let somebody else worry about it
it’s good enough for now
why change now?
this is the only way
money doesn’t grow on trees
life is hard
you can’t have everything you want
I can only do one thing at a time
it’s just not possible
I’m set in my ways
you can’t teach an old dog new tricks
I’m too old to learn something new
it’s impossible
that’s not part of my job description
let me check on it
I’ll have to get back to you
I’m not qualified to handle that
it’s out of my hands
nobody told me
why should I be the first?
your expectations are too high
I’ll do it tomorrow
they’re just lucky
they think they are so smart
they think they are better than everyone else
I don’t see the upside
I’m not a guinea pig
life is a rat race
why want more?
nobody showed me how to do it
I don’t know how to do it
we can’t afford it
do you think I’m made out of money?
someday, I’ll ___________________
one day, I’ll ____________________
it’s a waste of time
why should I do it?
what’s in it for me?
tell somebody who cares
it’s not my fault
I’m a loser
I can’t do that
it’s not my style
why change now?
it’s a waste of time
I should have known better
life’s a bitch
you can’t change the world
I’m nobody
nobody listens tome
does it really matter?
you can’t do that
what will everybody think?
don’t stir things up
leave it alone
I’m only one person
what do you expect me to do?
I can’t go along with that
don’t go out on a limb
don’t stick out in a crowd
I don’t believe in compromise
it’s not my problem
if you ignore it, it’ll go away
don’t expect me to do it
don’t count on me
it’s out of my hands
it’s beyond my control
I can’t do it all
I don’t have it in me
don’t put me in that position
don’t look up to me
why can’t you do it?
I would but _____________________
I don’t want to
whatever ……………………
today is not good for me
what is the point
why me?
you want me to do what?
what’s in it for me?
what’s the rush
God damn it
ask me if I care
don’t be stupid
it’s out of the question
there are no exceptions
that’s not my style
I’m not able to _____________________
I don’t have the skills
I’m not technically minded
I’m not smart enough
it’s not worth my time
I can’t talk in front of people
I can’t ____________________________
it’s too risky
what if I fail?
what will everyone think of me?
I’m afraid
it’s over my head
" i've been better"
" it could be worst"..
"Hell yes!!"
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Perhaps, this will shed some awareness on our situation and put some extra power into our intentions. Maybe the reason we forgot how to communicate through telepathy was a sinister plan to keep the masses divided.

With all that said…

I would also like to say in every Earthly language “Happy Holidays to all”. And, let’s not only be cheerful and loving this time of the year…let’s keep this up all year round. Love you all and keep up the good work.

Peace

modwiz
21st December 2011, 18:17
Yes. Amen. And so it is. So mote it be. F*ckin' ay!

Mark
21st December 2011, 18:23
In the area of "Sovereignty", there is this idea of legal language which is called "Legalese". It's a system of language used by the Elite where words retain their original meaning but that meaning becomes lost or under-emphasized over time whereby people no longer really know what a words real meaning was, while the legal system does. "Understand" is one example, "Person" is another. There are many.

Related to this, I read a while back that English as a language has multiple origins with words from other languages finding their way into it in a seemingly haphazard way. I also found out that English is specifically designed to be a deceptive language, the legal language of the PTW and the nominal world-language, the universal language of the NWO, specifically because of this duality in meaning and the ease of its usage in the areas of deception, confusion and the obfuscation of knowledge.

conk
21st December 2011, 18:39
I am studying a course by Sri Siva named Meditating With The Master. 12 monthly sounds that I'm directed to focus on and listen to intently.

"First there was the Word". The word was a sound...........a vibration.

Eric
21st December 2011, 18:45
Amazing topic

Recently read "priesthood of the illes" by Jordan the main man Maxwell

Very interesting

Eric

Peace of Mind
22nd December 2011, 15:59
“I Wish”

When you say "I wish" you're saying that you DON'T have the power to get, do or achieve something... that you're ONLY hope lies in the intervention of
outside forces.
Another, which I find myself struggling not to use at times, is “hope”….as in “I Hope”


Disempowering-----------------Empowering

should-----------------------------------choose, desire, want, could
need to----------------------------------want to, choose to, desire to
have to----------------------------------desire to
can't-------------------------------------am not willing to, choose not to
always, never-----------------------------sometimes, often, seldom
must-------------------------------------choose, desire
but--------------------------------------and
try--------------------------------------intend, aim, will, can, commit to
nah, nope, huh-uh------------------------No
yeah, uh-huh----------------------------Yes
just, only --------------------------------I AM
maybe
you make me----------------------------I feel, I am
you used when talking about yourself-----I
if only-----------------------------------next time
problem----------------------------------opportunity, challenge


Some of the content in my posts were copy and pasted from various sources…
Feel free to add anything else, as I will later ….

Peace

Eric
22nd December 2011, 18:46
In the movie 13th warrior Antonio banderas is asked
"you can draw sounds?"

To which banderas replies

"yes I can draw sounds , and I can speak them back again"

The word or sound is only valuable if it can be energized and propagated once more
A simple transducer controlled by a central processing unit (eyes brain to vocal chord)
A coded repeater
A word is not a castle but words can become a castle with the aid of coded repeaters
First there was the word , the command
Then off go the coded repeaters

Now if we can just figure out how to command a planet into existence we might be
Getting somewhere

That said has anyone any idea where the letter A came from and what it represents?

Unified Serenity
22nd December 2011, 20:27
Educational and funny explaination of a word we love and yet are not supposed to use:

Warning: bad / naughty / language

xZkb4TPI-Lo

Limor Wolf
22nd December 2011, 21:14
Educational and funny explaination of a word we love and yet are not supposed to use:

Warning: bad / naughty / language

xZkb4TPI-Lo

I want to make it completely understood that Unified Serenity has started ;) ~

Here is the Osho version

Warning: bad / naughty / language (and extremely funny, from 1:20)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D7rWLzloOI

Great post and perceptions.Thank you Peace Of Mind



Limor

Peace of Mind
23rd December 2011, 16:04
Thank you. and you are most certainly welcome, Limor.

Here are some others I heard in the last few hours.
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It is what it is…
I could care less…
I’m such an a-hole…
I’m sick and tired of this…
What in the hell…
I’m not ready…
Yo, that was sic…
She/he looks hot…
That was wicked, dude…
I’m starving…
Live today like it’s no tomorrow…
....

Peace

Limor Wolf
23rd December 2011, 20:56
Peace of mind,

~*&^~*& A personal happy Hanukkah to you ~*&^*&~

I can see how language can be used for the purpose of manipulation,since,like with everything else,language is a form of energy.

Anyone who holds a desire to keep us in the low frequency level of the 3D,can use words,sentences,tones,some contradicting phrases etc. and a lot of hidden negativity to keep us unmotivated.I was not aware to how much that is so,untill I read your examples.

Let me give it a try -

"It's a strange world of language in which skating on thin ice can get you into hot water." ~Franklin P. Jones

That kind of sums it up :-)

Blessings,

~*&^~*&

Limor

gdiggs
24th December 2011, 10:17
"The basic tool for the manipulation of reality is the manipulation of words. If you can control the meaning of words, you can control the people who must use the words." - Philip K Dick.

I find language to be incredibly fascinating particularly in this context of how it affects our perceptions of reality. We may think that we shape our words but it is our words that shape us. I do believe that language may indeed function as some kind of 'operating system' for reality. The manipulation of symbols serves to manipulate what those symbols represent, in a similar way to how clicking your mouse or typing on the keyboard alters the ones and zeroes at the heart of your computer. Those who strive for power seem to be particularly fond of symbols which I fit into the broader definition of language.

As for the English language in particular, I have spent the last three months in Thailand volunteering teaching English to Burmese refugees which has really brought home to me the sometimes needless complexity of the langugage. The grammar rules and exceptions, for example, quickly become labyrinthine. As a native speaker it was never really something we seem to think about in our adult lives, but when my students would ask me the why of a particular English grammar rule all I could really say is, "I dunno, that's just the way it is." Which is a horrendous excuse for anything.

The main reason, however, I believe for this complexity is hybrid nature of the language. English is built from borrowed and stolen terms from a multitude of linguistic sources and mutated and distorted to fit this beast of a mother tongue.

Kind of makes me want to learn Esperanto.

Great thread.

Eric
24th December 2011, 11:11
There's some speculation that Bacon had a hand in the formulation of modern english
And when you couple that with folks like John dee and the queens court there's probably some validity
In that, my personal interest is in the symbology of the alphabet and it's link to some older spoken language
That we have either lost or has been mutated with time.

Example the word water starts with a W which to the discerning eye is clearly a water symbol

This is where things become interesting :-)

Cheers

Eric

ghostrider
24th December 2011, 11:33
as powerful as God is, he never made anything till ... he said it. and God SAID let there be light, and behold there was light.

modwiz
24th December 2011, 11:43
Thank you. and you are most certainly welcome, Limor.

Here are some others I heard in the last few hours.
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It is what it is…
I could care less…
I’m such an a-hole…
I’m sick and tired of this…
What in the hell…
I’m not ready…
Yo, that was sic…
She/he looks hot…
That was wicked, dude…
I’m starving…
Live today like it’s no tomorrow…
....

Peace

I'm starving is a personal 'favorite' of mine. Often utered by people waddling into a food situation. People who could go without food for a month and still have more body fat than people who actually are starving. 14,000 who fail to make it through the night. Every night.

Examination of the many 'figures of speech' and cliches is a good way to begin lexiconic examination and hygiene. Much of modern language is a series of phrases of speech and cliches strung together with a few personal details. Almost nothing of substance is communicated in this way, other than the emotional coloring of a person.

Eric
24th December 2011, 23:38
It is odd that the word "speak" is spelled with ea whereas "speech" is not

Peace of Mind
27th December 2011, 19:59
Thank you. and you are most certainly welcome, Limor.

Here are some others I heard in the last few hours.
-----
It is what it is…
I could care less…
I’m such an a-hole…
I’m sick and tired of this…
What in the hell…
I’m not ready…
Yo, that was sic…
She/he looks hot…
That was wicked, dude…
I’m starving…
Live today like it’s no tomorrow…
....

Peace

I'm starving is a personal 'favorite' of mine. Often utered by people waddling into a food situation. People who could go without food for a month and still have more body fat than people who actually are starving. 14,000 who fail to make it through the night. Every night.

Examination of the many 'figures of speech' and cliches is a good way to begin lexiconic examination and hygiene. Much of modern language is a series of phrases of speech and cliches strung together with a few personal details. Almost nothing of substance is communicated in this way, other than the emotional coloring of a person.

True, it's everywhere, almost everyone is blindly suppressing themselves and they have the slightest clue...

Like the poor ol guy spending half his loot on the State lottery. Here, in NYC, the lottery comes with a well known slogan that many people love to quote.
"hey, you'll never know"

Peace

Peace of Mind
27th December 2011, 20:02
as powerful as God is, he never made anything till ... he said it. and God SAID let there be light, and behold there was light.
It would be great if we could confirm this was his/her/it's quote...

I do know we can create whatever we want. so I guess we (Gods) just need to believe and be mindful of what we say...

Peace

Virma De Ris
27th December 2011, 20:54
This is a very interesting post. Before fully awakening in late 2008 I've noticed how words had more or less of an intent depending how they are spoken and even written. So I was careful on how I spoke and how I was spoken to. Once can conjure benevolent or malevolent intentions by using sounds and "keywords".

Some written words can have a different meaning, for example when looked as mirror images or read from the opposite direction of what is usually written from. God can equal dog and beef can equal feed. Not only that but when you add different languages into the equation you can have different intentions for the same word, for example creature in English can mean monster while in Spanish it means both monster and a cute innocent little baby.

It definitely is the craziness of the Tower of Babel upon us.

Midnight Rambler
27th December 2011, 21:22
"I'm not here to make friends." :)

This sentence is definitely introduced for dividing and conquering the masses. These ridicule TV game shows bring out the worst in people and fall in line with the awful survival of the fittest programming by the deranged elite.

w536Alnon24

CdnSirian
27th December 2011, 21:47
Definitely thought/words create. It is a worthwhile task for us to choose the most empowering words for what we want to say. Not the usual vernacular. Even the funniest of expressions seem to be on the cynical side of humor. Good thread Peace of Mind. Constant reminders that we are creators is welcomed by me!

Eric
28th December 2011, 00:00
as powerful as God is, he never made anything till ... he said it. and God SAID let there be light, and behold there was light.
It would be great if we could confirm this was his/her/it's quote...

I do know we can create whatever we want. so I guess we (Gods) just need to believe and be mindful of what we say...

Peace

If god said let there be light then I presume he/she or it had vocal cords , or am I just being too logical here :-)

Peace of Mind
28th December 2011, 17:56
as powerful as God is, he never made anything till ... he said it. and God SAID let there be light, and behold there was light.
It would be great if we could confirm this was his/her/it's quote...

I do know we can create whatever we want. so I guess we (Gods) just need to believe and be mindful of what we say...

Peace

If god said let there be light then I presume he/she or it had vocal cords , or am I just being too logical here :-)


How do we know of this when it’s a quote from a book that has been tampered with since it’s first indoctrination? There are also stories claiming we spoke telepathically (see Lemurian Atlantis history) and somehow lost that ability over years of conditioning. Maybe, the words were spoken through thoughts…if it is an actual quote. I expect God to be a communicator through mind and not mouth.
Here’s a few more to add to the list….
“Life is not fair”
“It doesn’t matter”
“no pain, no gain”
“life is too short”

Peace

CdnSirian
31st December 2011, 02:04
Peace of mind I believe your intent was to remind us that we have daily mantras - like the ones exampled above, and it is better if we choose ours. All about being deliberate instead of being influenced. Expressions, accents, buzz words, all tell us who is hip, current, fashionable. By mtv standards that is. Easier to just be ourselves eh?

xbusymom
10th March 2012, 05:04
At times I feel the language itself was set up to express things in terms of lack-
EX: “How are you?” You see, this short question already implies that you might not be well. We have been tricked into using words that are disempowering. To use the Hopi Indian’s language is to understand that everything is one and inside of you, no need for looking outside of it and the language speaks of no lack…many indigenous languages have no past tense. When speaking, you influence the field around you. Everything is vibration and words do have an impact on your life…probably way more then we know. Perhaps certain words unlock and/or lock certain abilities. In some cultures verbal sounds are more important than the actual word. This could be a clear indication of why certain racial groups respond in various ways to certain words and pitches. Sense one of my past times is producing music, I can always see how music affects people through vibration… so why not words? Sticks and stones may break bones...but words can actually kill...giving the power to do so.



we re-direct the word definitions and create new words and phrases and update the dictionary with current slang... so why cant WE intentionally reverse the effects of the negitive language that has been forced on us...I have often wondered if someone with knowledge of the vibrational qualities would be able to ( and willing to take on this project) make new vocabulary words that are harmonious instead of vibrationally destructive... ??

Cjay
10th March 2012, 09:01
"I'm not here to make friends." :)

This sentence is definitely introduced for dividing and conquering the masses. These ridicule TV game shows bring out the worst in people and fall in line with the awful survival of the fittest programming by the deranged elite.

w536Alnon24

That is a very disturbing video from a very disturbed and disturbing culture - the "me, me, me" culture. Oh PUKE!!


I am a native English speaker and yet, almost every day, I hear words, phrases, pronunciations and accents that reinforce the fact that English is a very bizarre and complex language. Many Australians mangle English without even knowing it. No offense to my American friends but Americans are among the worst abusers of English, with incorrect spelling, incorrect pronunciation and bad grammar taught in schools and reinforced in the media.

Of course, the average Brit is not much better. There are more accents in the UK than almost everywhere else in the world put together. Almost every county in England has a unique accent that identifies the origin of the speaker. Sometimes the accent can identify the precise neighbourhood where the speaker learned to speak English.

The following is the first of 63 parts of a 500 minute documentary about the English language, covering topics including how English spread around the world, why there are so many different accents and how English has absorbed words from many different languages. It is a fascinating study and highly recommended viewing. I suggest watching it on YouTube because all the videos are loaded into a playlist, here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL6D54D1C7DAE31B36&feature=player_embedded&v=7FtSUPAM-uA#!

7FtSUPAM-uA

nomadguy
10th March 2012, 18:36
I dare say I think this post needs a :bump:!


Sound is fractal and has a shape as well...

Carmody
10th March 2012, 19:05
life is hard

Dr670B-KCK8

Betty's in a wet T-shirt, feeling foolish and vain
Looking like some housecat that got caught out in the rain
Staring into the mirror at this less-than-pretty picture
Feeling ten years older now, and fifty bucks richer

Life is hard, can't buy happiness no matter what you do
Can't get to heaven on roller skates -- can't take a taxi cab to Timbuktu

Paul was a poor little rich boy -- he never had to cry
Whenever he complained of aches and pains the doctors would drop by
Now he goes to parties with the prettiest girls in town
They get paid five hundred dollars just to kick him when he's down

After he stiffed a waitress, and ran out on his tab
Big Mac had a heart attack in the back of a Yellow Cab
By the time the sound of the siren said the ambulance was coming
His heart had stopped beating, but the meter was still running

Ain't no escaping when the rent comes due

Sierra
10th March 2012, 20:23
"I'm not here to make friends." :)

This sentence is definitely introduced for dividing and conquering the masses. These ridicule TV game shows bring out the worst in people and fall in line with the awful survival of the fittest programming by the deranged elite.

w536Alnon24

"I'm not here to make friends." Wow, that is a viral meme indeed. Contagious.

Yes, ridiculing, bullying, and "survival of the fittest" programming crap just means "Might makes Right." and we know it doesn't.

I become clear when I watch this stuff, I don't want to go there. So the programming *can* backfire lol. :peace::rockon::clap2::cheer2::love:

(Here is what Rockefeller has to say about friendship :pound: ):
A friendship founded on business is better than a business founded on friendship.
John D. Rockefeller

In support of friendship:

A man's growth is seen in the successive choirs of his friends.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

A single rose can be my garden... a single friend, my world.
Leo Buscaglia

A true friend never gets in your way unless you happen to be going down.
Arnold H. Glasow

An insincere and evil friend is more to be feared than a wild beast; a wild beast may wound your body, but an evil friend will wound your mind.
Buddha

Tell me what company thou keepst, and I'll tell thee what thou art.
Miguel de Cervantes

In the spiritual life nowhere do our ideals meet the actual more truly than in how we relate to each other, in how we make, sustain and are friends.
James Ishmael Ford

A Friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice.
Samuel Johnston

The worst solitude is to be destitute of sincere friendship.
Francis Bacon

We can live without religion and meditation, but we cannot survive without human affection.
Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama

Sierra

RunningDeer
6th April 2012, 13:58
No offense to my American friends but Americans are among the worst abusers of English, with incorrect spelling, incorrect pronunciation and bad grammar taught in schools and reinforced in the media.

I can assure you that there is at least one teacher that did NOT teach "incorrect spelling, incorrect pronunciation and bad grammar", in the 27 years devoted to her students and to the profession.

Respectfully submitted,
WhiteCrowBlackDeer

nomadguy
7th April 2012, 03:15
a set of sound for you
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