The Mystery of Words
Name words that are words as used in the twelfth key. These are not dictionary words. One of them should be organic.
Perhaps I need to add a little more explanation. By key words I mean the use of the term “Word” as it applies to this key, which is somewhat different than the dictionary definition of a word. All the words that fit the regular dictionary definition are included in a good unabridged dictionary.
We are seeking the meaning of a word according to how John was using it when he said, “the Word is God,” and according to its use in the Twelfth Key.
I’ve given some reasonable hints so far including the fact that the creation of the universe is created and sustained by what is considered from a higher point of view – one Word. Now if the universe is created through the sounding of one Word then, from a higher view, a Word is much more inclusive than the thousands of pieces of information in a dictionary.
I elaborated on this at the gathering and told the group that a word could be a single word, a phrase, a piece of music, a book, or even the Boy Scout Motto.
A Word as it pertains to this Key is a thought seeking manifestation, or a thought in manifestation.
We had a couple name 12th Key Words that are not in the dictionary. Here are some:
“The Adventures of Tom Sawyer”, “The Holy Bible”, “John Lennon’s Imagine”, the “principle of freedom”, and “Soul Contact”, Lou Gehrig’s farewell speech, “Soylent Green is people!”
It may seem odd to call all these things words, but they all represent thought in manifestation. I was surprised that no one got the organic [living] word that you see when you look in the mirror. That word is you.
Now if your name is Dan, Dan is not the word I am talking about, for the Dan here in the group is a different word than the thousands of other Dans who are out there. Our Dan here has an essence, vibration and thought different than anyone else in the universe.
The universe is one word yet its body is composed of trillions of individual words.
A dog [God backwards] is also one word but is also composed of trillions of words. Some words that come to mind are eye, nose, hair, teeth, tongue, mouth, stomach, brain, cells, molecules and trillions of atoms, each representing a different word.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a phrase representing the Word which is the book, and is composed of thousands of individual words. But overall, the word which is the book, is thought in manifestation.
Mark Twain heard this particular Word, which is God, within his consciousness and brought it into manifestation.
The question was, “What is a Word?”
The answer is that it is any idea or thought seeking manifestation.
Now let us move on to the second question. Why is the Word called God and why is this a key to power?
Before we answer that let us look again at the first question. “Why is the Word called God?”
The Key cannot be understood or used unless this answer becomes clear in the student’s mind.
Why is God called God? Answer: Because He created all things. What created all things? Vibration. What is vibration? The sum of all wavelengths in the universe is The Word.
Is this universe all there is?
No
Is there some greater being uttering a Word that creates a universe of universes?
Yes.
Now consider this. A human being is to the God of the universe as is God in relationship to the God of the universe of universes.
Does this mean that God is not really God, but some greater being is?
No. Neither does it mean that the word which is you is not God.
Neither does it mean that any idea that you have that you are seeking to manifest is not a Word which is God. It is also a Word, which is God.
Absorbing this truth elevates the soul to great heights because it is a key to manifesting the powers of God among men.
Earlier I said that the trinity of words pertinent to manifesting this key are: accept, embrace and merge.
These are helpful, but perhaps a fourth word is in order. This is one made up by the Science fiction writer Robert Heinlein in his book Stranger in a Strange Land. There was not an English word for what he needed to express so he made one up and that word is “grok.” If you grok something you totally understand it because you merge with it so completely that it is as if you become that thing.
This is what God has done with us who are his words and it is what we must do with our words. And remember, I am not speaking of dictionary words but ideas which are words coming into manifestation through your nurturing power and moved along by their own share of the intelligence of God.
Now tell me. How and why is this knowledge, when groked, a key to power?
Favorite Authors
I was invited to list my favorite authors. Here are some that come to mind:
Alice A. Bailey [The best by far]
Michael Newton
Levi Dowling
George Hunt Williamson
Helen Schucman
H. P. Blavatsky
Ray Bradbury
Dennis Wheatley
Fredric Brown
Robert Heinlein
Dan Brown
John Jakes
Philip K. Dick
George Orwell
Lee Child
Philip K. Dick
James M. McPherson
Ruth Montgomery
Elmer Wheeler
Napoleon Hill
Lobsang Rampa
Neville
Carl Sandburg
Will Durant
Authors of the scriptures
Do not the most moving moments of our lives find us all without words? – Marcel Marceau
Dec 12, 2013
Join JJ’s Facebook group HERE
JJ’s Amazon page HERE
Easy Access to All the Writings