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by Pao Chang
June 13,
2020
from
EsotericKnowledge Website
To inner-stand why words are spells, we need to tumble down the
rabbit hole to explore what words are on a spiritual level.
What
most people do not know about words is that,
they are 'spiritual
seeds'...
The evidence of this can
be found in the Bible verse Luke 8:11 (NKJV):
"Now the parable is
this: The seed is the word of God."
A seed (word) is
the nucleus of a thing and therefore is the beginning or source of
that thing.
Hence the biblical
saying,
"In the beginning was
the Word".
Within the Word or
Spiritual Seed is the source of vibration.
With the right vibration,
all spiritual seeds have the magic power to produce thoughts which
can be manifested into reality. Vibration is essential for creating
sacred geometry which is heavily used in the art of magic.
Keep in mind that all
sigils are created based on
sacred
geometry.
We all know that words are made up of letters.
Many esoteric and
occult teachings have taught that letters are sigils.
The word sigil is
defined by Merriam-Webster.com as,
"a sign, word, or
device held to have occult power in astrology or magic".
This is why the forming
of words from letters is called spelling.
Did you notice that the
word spelling has the word spell in it?
To spell words is to play
with sigils which are magic symbols.
The letters of the alphabet are some of the most powerful sigils.
This is why letters are used in magic rituals by nearly all
practitioners of magic.
When letters are spelled
into words, they tell a magical story.
Every time you spell words,
you often subconsciously tell a story through the art of spelling.
In other words, you command the letters (sigils) to cast spells.
Hence, the etymological
definition of the word spell:
"story, saying, tale,
history, narrative, fable; discourse, command".
As a verb, Dictionary.com
defines the word spell as,
"to name, write, or
otherwise give the letters, in order, of (a word, syllable,
etc.)".
As a noun, the same
online dictionary defines it as,
"a word, phrase, or
form of words supposed to have magic power; charm; incantation"
or "a state or period of enchantment".
The word spell is derived
from the Old English word spell, meaning,
"story, saying, tale,
history, narrative, fable; discourse, command".
This definition alone
already tells us that the word spell has a strong connection to
mythical and magical stories.
The Columbia Encyclopedia
(second edition, 1950) defines the word spell using these exact
words:
word, formula, or
INCANTATION believed to produce a magical effect.
Belief in the spell is
based on the idea that,
by "naming" a vague
power one can focus the power on a desired end, consequently
there is an intimate connection between the word and the thing
denoted by it.
It is similar to the
belief that the name of a man is identical with his self.
The spell could be
used for evil or good ends, if evil, it was a technique of
sorcery. Many authorities believe that the "word" was the
precursor of prayer.
The spell was a
Teutonic form of exercising occult power and was sometimes used
to summon the spirits of departed heroes to give prophetic
utterances.
Once cast, the spell
was supposed to remain in force until broken by a counterspell
or exorcism.
Based on the previous
definition, magic spells can be used for good or evil purposes.
The good and evil of
magic spells can be found in the word alphabet which is defined by
Dictionary.com as,
"the letters of a
language in their customary order" or "any system of characters
or signs with which a language is written".
Remember, letters are
sigils and therefore are magic symbols.
The word alphabet is
derived from the Greek letters A/α (alpha) and B/β (beta).
These two Greek
letters are derived from the Hebrew letters א (aleph), meaning
"ox" or "bull", and ב (beth), meaning "house".
According to the book
Mysteries of the Alphabet by Marc-Alain Ouaknin, aleph
means "strength" or "man", and beth means "house" and is a
"metaphor for the womb".
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the letter aleph is
strongly associated with the words father, man, and male
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the letter beth is strongly associated with the words mother,
woman, and female
Therefore, alpha
(aleph) and beta (beth) represent male and female, respectively.
In other words, the
alphabet (alpha-beta) is a system of sacred symbols
(letters/sigils) that is used for forming masculine
(positive/good) and feminine (negative/evil) words/spells to
manifest the world.
In elementary (primary)
school, the first class that they teach you how to spell words is
kindergarten.
The word kindergarten is
derived from two German words which are kinder and garten. When they
are translated to English, kinder means "children" and
garten means
"garden".
Therefore, kindergarten
literally means,
"garden of children"...
According to
Dictionary.Cambridge.org, the word garden means,
"a piece of land,
usually near a home, where flowers and other plants are grown".
In other words, a garden
is an area of land that is used to plant seeds.
Kindergarten (garden
of children) is the first class of elementary school because it
is designed to teach children how to spell and use words
(seeds).
During this process
of learning how to spell and use words, spiritual seeds (words)
are planted in children's minds, programming them to think and
act in certain ways.
The mind of a child
is like a garden that is mostly free of weeds, making it a great
place to plant spiritual seeds (words).
This is why the word
kindergarten (garden of children) is used to represent the first
class of elementary school.
To make sure that
children can spell words properly, they create spelling programs and
contests, such as spelling bee contests.
These spelling programs
and contests are used to train children to be good spellers or
spellcasters, so the magic power of letters and words can be used to
transfer or cast their thoughts into the external world, manifesting
their thoughts into reality.
Now, imagine this happening on a global
scale.
This is how words and
spells are used to create the world...
In many ways, we are all
magicians because we use words to cast magic spells to manifest our
thoughts, desires, and visions.
Hence the saying,
"we are the creators
of
our reality"...
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