SchindlersWord

the origin of humanity

WordlessWisdom

Just because you don’t see the reason doesn’t mean it’s not there.

By In You

There’s a reason to…

  • …why in the beginning is the word is written in the Bible, but the Bible-readers don’t want you to believe it.
  • …why you believe in talking fictional characters such as gods and James Bond, trees, tea pots, flowers, animals, mountains, and toys.
  • …why in the wordless world of the energy, fire, earth, wind, water, elements, cells, plants, and animals — also known as nature — life doesn’t exist because everything we have a word for is a word and there are no words in nature.
  • …why there’s a Before words and an After Words in both the story of Earth and in the story of you.
  • …why words aren’t taught at school.
  • …why no one knows the story of words.
  • …why words are not what your smartphone says.
  • …why you’ve heard of “e = mc²” but don’t believe it.
  • …why intelligence doesn’t require a brain.
  • …why we believe we’re separate from nature.
  • …why the appearance of the word has revolutionised evolution.
  • …why words don’t describe the world.
  • …why the world’s longest-lasting lie, that has worked for thousands of years, still works as new with no end in sight.
  • …why words are the most powerful drug used by mankind.
  • …why calling words a dream doesn’t change anything.
  • …why the energy, fire, earth, wind, water, elements, cells, plants, and wordless animals have never spent a day at school.
  • …why we don’t see words even while looking at them with our eyes wide open.
  • …why children are happy for no reason and adults are happy with reasons which may disappear.
  • …why it’s never too late to have a happy childhood.
  • …why you will continue to suffer if you have an emotional reaction to everything said to you.
  • …why words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.
  • …why no response is also a response.
  • …why no decision is also a decision.
  • …why most word-users don’t think of themselves as a word.
  • …why no one knows the meaning of life.
  • …why we don’t see what the humans are, do, and have.
  • …why word-users cannot stand a meaningless life.
  • …why no other word or other word-user can reason for you.
  • …why we’re currently waging a war against nature that if we win, we lose.

TAKEAWAY / CONCLUSION

What is the reason of reason?

I don’t have a clue, except that the wordless don’t have any since reason, too, is a word.

So, you tell me please, please in the comments below.

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#WordlessWisdom #personaldevelopment #inspiration

Just because you don’t see the reason doesn’t mean it’s not there.

Just because you don’t see the reason doesn’t mean it’s not there.

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There’s a reason to…

  • …why in the beginning is the word is written in the Bible, but the Bible-readers don’t want you to believe it.
  • …why you believe in talking fictional characters such as gods and James Bond, trees, tea pots, flowers, animals, mountains, and toys.
  • …why in the wordless world of the energy, fire, earth, wind, water, elements, cells, plants, and animals — also known as nature — life doesn’t exist because everything we have a word for is a word and there are no words in nature.
  • …why there’s a Before words and an After Words in both the story of Earth and in the story of you.
  • …why words aren’t taught at school.
  • …why no one knows the story of words.
  • …why words are not what your smartphone says.
  • …why you’ve heard of “e = mc²” but don’t believe it.
  • …why intelligence doesn’t require a brain.
  • …why we believe we’re separate from nature.
  • …why the appearance of the word has revolutionised evolution.
  • …why words don’t describe the world.
  • …why the world’s longest-lasting lie, that has worked for thousands of years, still works as new with no end in sight.
  • …why words are the most powerful drug used by mankind.
  • …why calling words a dream doesn’t change anything.
  • …why the energy, fire, earth, wind, water, elements, cells, plants, and wordless animals have never spent a day at school.
  • …why we don’t see words even while looking at them with our eyes wide open.
  • …why children are happy for no reason and adults are happy with reasons which may disappear.
  • …why it’s never too late to have a happy childhood.
  • …why you will continue to suffer if you have an emotional reaction to everything said to you.
  • …why words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.
  • …why no response is also a response.
  • …why no decision is also a decision.
  • …why most word-users don’t think of themselves as a word.
  • …why no one knows the meaning of life.
  • …why we don’t see what the humans are, do, and have.
  • …why word-users cannot stand a meaningless life.
  • …why no other word or other word-user can reason for you.
  • …why we’re currently waging a war against nature that if we win, we lose.

TAKEAWAY / CONCLUSION

What is the reason of reason?

I don’t have a clue, except that the wordless don’t have any since reason, too, is a word.

So, you tell me please, please in the comments below.

>>> What’s your view on this? <<<
>>> Reshare if you agree <<<

#WordlessWisdom #personaldevelopment #inspiration

If your words don’t improve, you’re doing it wrong.

By In Words, You

If your words don’t improve, you’re doing it wrong.

Words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.

If you’re looking for other reasons for knowing where you are, you’re looking in the wrong place.

“Words are all we have” Samuel Beckett said in 1969, in his Nobel Prize for Literature acceptance speech .

By that, he didn’t mean that words are all we have. On the contrary, being animals with words, we have what the other 8.7 million wordless animals also have.

What Samuel Beckett is saying is that we’re the only animal with words.
None of the other 8.7 million animal species on Earth have them.

And more than just about the 8.7 million wordless animals, it’s equally about the rest of the planet — the energy, fire, air, earth, water, cells, elements, mountains, rocks, and the 390,000 species of plants including the roses, mushrooms, and trees — that we collectively refer to as nature, as if we were separate from it, a blatant lie if there ever was one.

That we’re animals with words ain’t easy to accept. I should know for it took me years of search, research, and re-research to accept it myself.

Words sit on our nose, as it were, as glasses, and what we look at, we see through them. It doesn’t even occur to us to take them off.

Words are why we have arrived on top of food chain, the self-declared crown of evolution, second to none, with the license to kill whatever we will, including each other, having landed on the backside of the moon, getting ready for breakfast on mars — while the wordless, the rest of the planet, isn’t and aren’t.

The children of no matter what — be it ours or of an elephant, fish, bird, tree, flower, fly, or other insect — arrive on Earth wordless. But then we, the only animal among 8.7 million different types, morph into animals with words between the ages of 1 to 3 (average), now in a war against nature that if we win, we lose.

Is this what we have words for?

As luck would have it, we also have a sense of humor through which we see what’s going on and laugh about it, not convinced if that’s scary, or funny, or how it’s supposed to benefit each other and the wordless world.

Why has the rest of the world decided to stay away from words?
What does the rest of the world know that we with words ignore?

The answer is blowing in the wind, but without our sense of humor, if we haven’t already, we’d all go insane.

>>> What’s your view on this? <<<
>>> Reshare if you agree <<<

#WordsMatter #NatureSpeaks #WordlessWisdom

If your words don’t improve, you’re doing it wrong.

If your words don’t improve, you’re doing it wrong.

Words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.

If you’re looking for other reasons for knowing where you are, you’re looking in the wrong place.

“Words are all we have” Samuel Beckett said in 1969, in his Nobel Prize for Literature acceptance speech .

By that, he didn’t mean that words are all we have. On the contrary, being animals with words, we have what the other 8.7 million wordless animals also have.

What Samuel Beckett is saying is that we’re the only animal with words.
None of the other 8.7 million animal species on Earth have them.

And more than just about the 8.7 million wordless animals, it’s equally about the rest of the planet — the energy, fire, air, earth, water, cells, elements, mountains, rocks, and the 390,000 species of plants including the roses, mushrooms, and trees — that we collectively refer to as nature, as if we were separate from it, a blatant lie if there ever was one.

That we’re animals with words ain’t easy to accept. I should know for it took me years of search, research, and re-research to accept it myself.

Words sit on our nose, as it were, as glasses, and what we look at, we see through them. It doesn’t even occur to us to take them off.

Words are why we have arrived on top of food chain, the self-declared crown of evolution, second to none, with the license to kill whatever we will, including each other, having landed on the backside of the moon, getting ready for breakfast on mars — while the wordless, the rest of the planet, isn’t and aren’t.

The children of no matter what — be it ours or of an elephant, fish, bird, tree, flower, fly, or other insect — arrive on Earth wordless. But then we, the only animal among 8.7 million different types, morph into animals with words between the ages of 1 to 3 (average), now in a war against nature that if we win, we lose.

Is this what we have words for?

As luck would have it, we also have a sense of humor through which we see what’s going on and laugh about it, not convinced if that’s scary, or funny, or how it’s supposed to benefit each other and the wordless world.

Why has the rest of the world decided to stay away from words?
What does the rest of the world know that we with words ignore?

The answer is blowing in the wind, but without our sense of humor, if we haven’t already, we’d all go insane.

>>> What’s your view on this? <<<
>>> Reshare if you agree <<<

#WordsMatter #NatureSpeaks #WordlessWisdom