In the wordless world
In the wordless world, everything you have a word for doesn’t exist for self-evident reasons, including word for equally self-evident reasons.
In the wordy world
In the wordy world, everybody knows that everything is different because everything we know is what we have words for.
But that’s not all.
What everybody doesn’t know is that words have rules the grammarians don’t have a clue about.
With grammar taught at schools throughout the world means the 7 word rules below are ignored by both the grammarians and the other word-users throughout the world, too.
Word rules
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#1: Words do not matter
See https://tinyurl.com/3sdy9fcn
#2: If you have a word for it, it’s a word.
See http://tinyurl.com/y9w5msd7
#3: Words are always yours
When you speak a word, any word — whether in self-talk or aloud — it will be yours always for nobody else can think it or speak it for you.
#4: A word can be denied only by confirming it.
If you want to deny a word, any word, you’ll discover in the blink of an eye that it cannot be done without using it.
#5: Words are how word-users aim at what they’re looking for.
Whenever word-users are looking for anything — such as heartbreak, success, happiness, more, time, problem, solution, agreement, direction, or decision, to name a select few of the 4 billion English words on offer, you’re sure to use those words.
#6: Words are the limits of your world.
Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home if you have the key.
PS. If interested, the key is now in THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY for everybody to see.
#7: A word is never another (word).
Examples:
- Words are Language
- Time is Money
- Knowledge is Power
- God is Love
Mistaking words for another (word) is a BIG mistake because it prevents anyone making it from knowing the first thing about either.
To say of two things that they are identical is nonsense. And to say of one thing that it is identical with itself is to say nothing.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
“Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and entertainment doesn’t know the first thing about either.” – Marshall McLuhan.
Takeaway
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If your words don’t have rules, you’re doing it wrong.
Follow the 7 word rules above to see words work for you, as opposed to against you, in no time at all.
How can I be so sure?
In 2016, I discovered for the first time in my life what’s not taught at any school in the land, that “You” “Me” and “I” are words.
It struck me as lightning strikes you on your way to hell, which you guessed it, I was on in 2016.
Never before had I thought of you, me, and I as words.
It was impossible to imagine before it happened, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the most freeing experience ever, My own birth excluded of course.
A moment so moving I wasn’t ready to lose it again.
Do not the most moving moments of our journeys find us without words?
That said, there had been many moving moments before my birth and 2016.
I had been lucky enough to work with some of the famous coaches in the world, including Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Dan Kennedy, and Mike Dooley, to mention a few, whose books I read and seminars I attended, in some of the exotic places in the world, so you don’t have to.
Not a single one of these masters of psychology predicted that anyone can be as free as I suddenly became in 2016, for the simple reason that experience trumps theory, and none had experienced what I have, hence none could have written THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY.
Why don’t you find out for yourself? No other book (on the origin of humanity) even comes close.
When you change how you look at words, the world changes.
Guaranteed.
Beyond the shadow of a doubt.
On that, my friends, I give you my word.
I use it as we speak to help myself and others to experience freedom they’ve never heard of or experienced before.