You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: Collab with @clayboyn: Photography and Philosophy
Words which sound the same but have been given different meanings are done so for a specific purpose. It is the sound and intent of the speaker which directs this energy and gives or takes power.
Shaman and curanderos who were my mentors have repeatedly demonstrated this technique to me.
Different spelling may be meant to confuse.
Yes, I definitely think it's done by design. That's interesting, that the alliterations would mean something unique, though I definitely believe in intent.
I have to agree with that last as well :)
Listen to the sounds as you observe these words:
After the weak end, comes Monday mourning where you work and urn your living, until you pay off your mortgage [death pledge](french etymology). One of my favorites is: how can a house burn up as it burns down? Seems the more you dig, the stranger the english language becomes.
That's awesome, I am definitely going to use that. Yes, I actually did know about the death pledge, my husband was probably the first person to ever draw up a paper called 'show me the note' for a friend in florida. (If you've heard of that, I'm not actually exaggerating lol) Basically it demanded that the bank/original creditor produce the original document with the original ink signature that this friend signed for his death pledge. Unsurprisingly he received a letter stating that it had been 'lost or destroyed'. I'm guessing you know that it's the signature that's of value.
My husband when down a very long trail starting with black's law and...the other names are alluding me at present. Effectively he became a 'backyard lawyer'. Did not charge for his services to be clear, this was at a time when it became apparent that every dollar or fiat note you have is one that came from your 'neighbor's' pocket. A system set up so you are at constant war with one another.
The more you dig, the stranger it all gets :)
We are on the same page my lovely. I am familiar with black magic law dictionary and maritime law. Kudos to your husband too.