A general thread for any discussion of word magic
Most content below is directly copied from various sources with some additions by me.
- Part 1. Introduction to common word magic in the English language
- Part 2. Deceptions in law and banking
- Part 3. History & connection to Phoenician freemasons
[background color=#ffffff]Many words in the English language are carefully designed and put together in a way that produces magic effects, allowing the Dark Magicians to use these words to trick you to play their "con game" to exploit mankind. [2]
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=== Thou hast fallen for the eldest trick in the scroll ===
The Name Spell is one of the most powerful spells for deceiving and controlling you, which is why it is so effective for trocking you to believe that you and your name are one and the same. Your name is made up of letters which are symbols that represent ideas or objects. Because of this, in law, your name is not living and breathing. On the other hand, you (the living man or woman) are breathing and made of flesh and blood. As a result of that, you and your name are NOT one and the same. This short example shows you how the power of word magic can easily trick you to live in an artificial reality. Once you innerstand that you and your name are different, you should feel the Name Spell slowly losing its effect on you, causing you to wake up and remember who you truly are. [4]
Did you notice that the word you is pronounced similar to the word ewe? The word ewe means “a female sheep, especially when fully mature.” When you do not question things and follow orders, you/ewe are considered a sheep by your owners, which are the Elite. [5]
Freedom
When you separate the word freedom into two words, it transforms into the words free and dom. One of the origins of the word free is the Old English word freo, meaning “exempt from; not in bondage, acting of one’s own will”. Another one of its origins is the Old English word freogan, which means “to free, liberate, manumit”. As for the word dom, it comes from the Old English word dom, which means “statute, judgment”. Based on the definitions in this paragraph, the word freedom means “to be free or exempt from statute and judgment“. Today, there is no country in the world that has true freedom because the laws in every country are based on statue and/or judgment made by man. [4]
more on legal language and the law system below, in part 2...
=== General ideas for identifying spells ===
Being aware of words and seeing how they are used is an effective way to protect your mind from magic spells.
1) Study the word backwards
2) Find anagrams
3) Consider different definitions of words and context
4) Take the word apart and use an etymology dictionary
5) Pay attention to similar sounding words, like
No - Know
Son - Sun
For - Four
Die - Dye
Here - Hear
Berth - Birth
Sole - Soul
Examples of word spells:
- Bless = Be less
- Hello = Hell low
- Have a nice day = Halve a nice day
- See ya later = See Yah later
- You = Ewe
- Week days = Weak daze
- Weekend = Weakened
- Good morning = Good mourning
- Good ~ God = Dog backwards
- (D)Evil = "Live(d)" backwards
- Icon = I con.... eye con
- Soldier = Sol dier
- Asking = as king
- Control = Con-troll
- Culture = Cult process (result)
- Parents = a pair who rents (slave childs)
- Earth ~ Heart
- Emotion = Motion of energy
- Depressed = Deep rest
- Television = Tell a vision
- Job = comes from joob/job in the bible who was tortured by “god” (slave master)
- Consume = con (deceitful) - sum
- An anagram of "the meaning of life" is "the fine game of nil"
- In school they basically try to put you under a spell, but they can also ex(s)pell you.
- Why should you “watch” what you say? A watch tells time and its overlord is Saturn, aka Kronus, Father Time.
- Each day, we routinely AWAKE in the MORNING, or is the Monday morning ritual conversely conversing a MOURNING at A WAKE for the dead? (people being zombies)
The far reaching extent in which the spell our language has cast on us can be seen in the every day usage of cliche. Our languages are saturated with what we like to call killer words and phrases because that’s what they do. Englishmen use the word bloody all the time… bloody well right, they do!!! Some women are considered drop dead gorgeous… and when they are dressed to kill, they are to die for. She was a dead ringer for Marilyn Monroe. If looks could kill they would because she will take your breath away. Wouldn’t you just kill for a date with her? Sometimes she really gets under my skin and burns me up, but if anyone tries to hurt her, they would have to go“over my dead body because I will punch their lights out if they get near her. I’m serious as a heart attack. I’m dead serious. She can be as mean as a snake at times, but she really knew how to kill ‘em with kindness. I was dead set for her. I could have just died right there. I mean, I felt like I had just died and gone to heaven. Eat your heart out. She was a live wire, but at least I would go out in a blaze of glory. I don’t want to beat a dead horse, but she really took me for a ride. Of course, I wore my heart on my sleeve the whole time, but I was scared to death I might lose her because you really have to keep your eyes peeled to find a good one. Not to be a killjoy, but I’m dead to the world around most women, dead as a doorknob.
Ok, that was overkill and painful to read, but it did make a point. Think about the terms we use when we wish good luck to others. “Break a leg, kid” or “Knock ‘em dead!” Or if someone borrows something from us we say, “Go ahead, knock yourself out.” Even time is not immune to our sadistic ways..."time to kill", "just killing time".[source 1]
=== History ===
(All?) Words and alphabets come from the Phoenicians (note: some also mention Tamil origins and Norse influences). More importantly, the meaning behind these words control everything from commerce and the banking system to law and religion.
Many of the letters of the English alphabet come directly from the Germanic Runes which were used for magic and spell casting and for causing 'ruin'. Look at how many English letters you can identify from the Elder Futhark rune set.
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In Greek, the English term word means logos. In English, the word logo means “the source that controls the universe, the written word or inspiration of God, or a logic and rational argument.” According to ancient Greek philosophy, the word logos means “the controlling principle in the universe”. [5]
The word "grammar" comes from grammars which were old Latin books on syntax and diction. The ancient magic books of Europe which contained instructions to summon demons were known as the Grimoires, French word for "grammar". ** A "grimoire" or spellbook is a derivative of the french word "grammaire". [1]
Read more about history in part 3.
=== Sources & more for reading ===
1. TRICKED BY THE LIGHT: LANGUAGE
2. Word Magic: How Words Are Used as Magic Spells
3. The Truth About English: Phonics, Phonetics, Etymology
4. The Art of Word Magic And Its Connection To Freedom And Christmas
5. Be Wary of Words – Their Spells & Appearances Can Hypnotize You!
6. Slave Code – The Secrets Hidden In The English Language
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