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Spell Casting: Words & Water

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Spell Casting: Words & WaterWe’ve talked about the hidden messages in water. We’ve taken a look at the magical effects of words.

This has proven to be a fascinating area of study, and as I continue to dig deeper, I find more inspiration and more sources for examination.

Today, I found an article by The Spirit of Water called Spell Casting Blessings with Words & Water that really brings together the two topics I just mentioned – water and words, though I’ve already linked them together in past posts.

Here are a few key things from the introduction that really struck me as being significant:

  • Writing is a supernatural act.
  • Many ancient cultures believed that the individual letters of their alphabets were extremely powerful.
  • Spelling is the act of arranging words of the alphabet to form words. Oracles used various combinations of symbols and glyphs to “cast spells.” We’ve talked about this before.
  • When we spell a word, we are casting a spell. Words written or spoken in a specific order can cause extreme distress or tears of joy – even just a few words can have this effect.
  • Healing words are the most effective spells you will ever cast.
  • Word vibrations influence everything from water molecules to the feelings experienced by the reader.

The article goes onto talk about the connection between words and water. Not surprisingly, they refer to Dr. Masaru Emoto’s studies. Here are some interesting insights from this section:

  • Emoto found that the shape of water molecules change when they are exposed to particular words.
  • We cast certain spells or vibrations out into the world, into water, and into our bodies every time we speak or write – whether we’re aware of it or not.
  • The Spirit of Water found that people who use positive labels (or “blessing labels”) on their water containers saw a positive change in their lives – the curing of cancer, the saving of a marriage, etc.
  • Backing your words with real emotions seems to be the magic that makes spells work. In other words, the feeling behind your words can influence all aspects of life.
  • Words can help you accomplish your dreams.

How consciously do you choose your words? Are you aware of the power your words have on yourself, others, water, and even the world?

The Hidden Messages in Water

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The Hidden Messages in WaterOn April 17, I had the opportunity to share a presentation on Words with The Question community.

The exploration began with Dr. Masaru Emoto’s studies on the effect of words, thoughts, and feelings on water and its crystallization process.

Just recently, I started reading Dr. Wayne W. Dyer’s Change Your Thoughts – Change Your Life: Living the Wisdom of the Tao. The book offers daily thoughts on the verses contained within Tao Te Ching.

On his reflections in the eighth verse of the Tao titled “Living in the Flow”, Dyer discusses water at length, pointing out that water and the Tao are synonymous according to the teachings of Lao-tzu.

The entire chapter is worth a read, but towards the end, I found it interesting and rather synchronistic that Dyer makes mention of Emoto:

In The Hidden Messages in Water, Masaru Emoto explains that we are water, and water wants to be free. The author has thoroughly explored the ways in which this compound reacts, noting that by respecting and loving it, we can literally change its crystallization process. If kept in a container with the words love, thank you, or you’re beautiful imprinted on it, water becomes beautiful radiant crystals. Yet if the words on the container are you fool, Satan, or I will kill you, the crystals break apart, are distorted, and seem confused.

The implications of Emoto’s work are stupendous. Since consciousness is located within us and we’re essentially water, then if we’re out of balance in our intentions, it’s within the realm of possibility that our intentions can impact the entire planet (and beyond) in a destructive way. – Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

Dyer takes us further into the mystery of water and words.

What do you think?

If our intentions are out of balance, can we impact the entire planet in a destructive way?

Are Words Designed to Enslave Us?

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Are Words Designed to Enslave Us?I must admit that I’ve become rather fascinated with this idea that the English language was carefully crafted to produce magical effects. It’s time to go deeper.

I found another article on EnergyFanatics.com called Word Magic: How Words Can Be Used as Magic Spells.

According to PL Chang:

  • Magic is the art of directing and controlling energy. That much we’ve already established.
  • Words, when spoken, transform into frequencies and vibration that can be used to direct energy, which produces magic effects. That’s something we’ve explored as well.

But it definitely gets a lot more interesting from there.

I’ve pulled out some of the points that fascinated me:

  • Politicians practice the art of magic, which is why they are considered Dark Magicians. They use the magic for evil.
  • The word “magnetic” has the word “magic” in it, if you take out the “net”.
  • The most powerful thing in the universe is energy, and if you can learn to control it, you will become powerful.
  • When you are going to court for trial, you are not going to “court”, you are going to a game arena.
  • Attorneys are agents of the Crown Temple, a secret society that controls the Crown of England.
  • When you separate the word “contract’ in half, the first half of the word becomes “con”, which means to swindle or trick someone. A tract, is a treatise or pamphlet. You get “deceptive treatise” when you put the two together.
  • If you want to know the deeper meaning of a word, it’s not enough to look up its dictionary definition.
  • Baptism is a dark magic spell.
  • When you speak words, you cast thoughts and vibrations into Earth’s magnetic field, an energy field that creates the reality of Earth.
  • Words are made of letters that are designed using sacred geometry.

Is it true that you can cast “spells” with words, and that’s why we are taught how to “spell” in school?

Is baptism indeed the act of entering into a “coven”?

Are languages indeed crafted with this much care and thought? Have we been duped into using words that those in the know never would?

The 3 Powers of Words

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The 3 Powers of WordsThe idea that words possess power is a fascinating one.

We took a look at the magical effect of words last time, and we’re going to be delving deeper into the subject today.

I found an article called The Magical Power In Your Words, so I thought we could explore it together.

The thesis is stated well in the introduction:

The words you use have magic and power within them! They are impulses of magnetic energy, which, once released, set in motion a frequency that attracts and broadcasts to the world.

The article goes on to explain how words actualize ideas, build nations and worlds, as well as the healing power that they possess. These are deep concepts worthy of their own exploration. For now, a summary will have to suffice.

The idea that words can be used to convey ideas is pretty commonsense.

But what about words building nations?

In this article, they make mention of the Declaration of Independence. It’s not hard to see how the words in this document have served as guiding principles for a nation.

And words building worlds?

The reference they make in this article is to the Bible, specifically The Gospel of John.

The exact meaning of the text is hard to discern, but it is interesting to consider that words can build entire worlds.

The healing power of words?

We’ve actually taken a look at this before.

The article goes into quite a bit of depth on this topic, referencing several personal anecdotes – it’s definitely worth a read.

What do you think?

Do words really possess this much power, or do we tend to make too much of the things we say?

Can words indeed build nations and even entire worlds?

The Magical Effects of Words

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The Magical Effects of WordsWe’ve been exploring the connection between words and energy.

This has led me to some interesting places with my ongoing search, and I recently stumbled upon an article called The Power of Words: How Words Affect Your Energy.

In our day to day lives, we tend not to think too deeply in terms of the words we write and speak.

But as we examine the world of quantum physics, it becomes clearer that words are also a form of energy, and once spoken they transform into vibrations.

There are some pretty radical ideas in the article I just mentioned, but they are worth considering. Here are some of the key points:

  • Words create magical effects. According to author PL Chang, the term magic refers to the “art of using natural forces to direct and control energy to produce a desired effect.”
  • Magic has a strong relationship with magnetic and electrical energy. The most powerful thing in the universe is energy.
  • Sound is able to direct energy since it contains certain frequency patterns that attract energy to flow in a controllable manner.
  • Nearly all words in the English language are carefully designed to produce magical effects.

Have you ever thought of words in this way before?

Do words indeed produce magical effects?

Have words in the English language really been designed in such a way to create magic?

Is Everything in This World Made of Energy?

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Is Everything in This World Made of Energy?I recently came across a fascinating article called Nothing Is Solid & Everything Is Energy – Scientists Explain The World of Quantum Physics.

According to author Arjun Walia:

What we perceive as our physical material world, is really not physical or material at all, in fact, it is far from it.

Much of what is said in this article seems to verify the views that Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla held of the world.

Walia goes on to explain:

Quantum physicists discovered that physical atoms are made up of vortices of energy that are constantly spinning and vibrating, each one radiating its own unique energy signature. Therefore, if we really want to observe ourselves and find out what we are, we are really beings of energy and vibration, radiating our own unique energy signature – this is fact and is what quantum physics has shown us time and time again.

But why does this matter? What implications does this have in terms of the words we speak?

The fascinating conclusion by Walia is that:

…positive emotions and operating from a place of peace within oneself can lead to a very different experience for that person emitting those emotions and for those around them. At our subatomic level, does the vibrational frequency change the manifestation of physical reality? If so, in what way? We know that when an atom changes its state, it absorbs or emits electromagnetic frequencies, which are responsible for changing its state. Do different states of emotion, perception and feelings result in different electromagnetic frequencies?

Great question. What do you think?

If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. – Nikola Tesla

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If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. - Nikola TeslaNikola Tesla was born on July 10, 1856 in modern-day Croatia. He was an inventor, electrical and mechanical engineer, physicist, and futurist. He is most known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current electricity supply system.

On a basic level, does it seem unusual for an electrical engineer to say that the secrets of the universe are hidden in energy, frequency and vibration? Not terribly.

And yet, this quote is used as evidence to back up philosophies and spiritual beliefs such as The Law of Attraction.

As we established last time, Albert Einstein also noted that “everything in life is vibration.” Like Tesla, Einstein too was a physicist.

So the question now becomes: it is primarily physicists who see the world as vibration, and is there a specific reason why they see it that way?

Everything in life is vibration. – Albert Einstein

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Everything in life is vibration. - Albert EinsteinThere’s a quote by Albert Einstein that I’ve been drawn to recently, and it is quite simply this:

Everything in life is vibration.

These days, vibrations are often talked about in connection with The Law of Attraction. The idea is that if we are vibrating at higher frequencies, we bring good into our lives. If we’re emitting lower frequencies, we draw bad into our lives.

This would suggest that we have some control over the frequencies we’re putting out. I have to wonder if the words we say has some kind of impact on these “vibrations” too.

But Einstein said everything is vibration, not just human beings. That would suggest that water is vibration. Clouds are vibration. Plants, animals and living things are vibrations. Does that mean that we’re all made of the same stuff?

And how do our vibrations impact others? How do their vibrations impact us? What effect do we have on earth, and what influence does it have on us? What about space, time, and the universe? What prompted Einstein to say that everything in life is vibration?

The Spiritual Power of Words

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The Spiritual Power of WordsI found a post on Huffington Post called The Spiritual Power of Words.

In it, Kristen Houghton suggests that words have the power to:

  • Change lives.
  • Make sick people healthy.
  • Encourage success.
  • Guide those who need direction.
  • Make or break relationships.
  • Create a lasting impression on others.

She even goes on to say that:

Words are more powerful than anything on earth.

Here are some other points I found interesting:

  • The ancients believed that the spoken word contained the power and authority of the Gods. In later centuries, any person who could actually write words was elevated, almost to the level of a God.
  • The power of words is psychological.
  • The emotional impact of words can define a life or change an outlook.
  • Words bring us together in no ways actions can.

It’s a very interesting read, and it presents many good points.

Have you thought about words this way before? Can words really have a psychological impact on us, and do they indeed have the power to define our lives?

Magic Words?

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Magic Words?Continuing my exploration of how words can change your life, I found an article called Experts Say These Magic Words Will Change Your Life.

This article basically talks about little tweaks we can make in the language we use when communicating with others.

Lauren Gelman suggests the following words or phrases can change our lives:

  • I don’t: saying “I don’t” can help with self-control and overcoming temptations.
  • Some: even if a lot of things are going wrong in your life, it’s better to say “some” rather than “everything”, as it is less stress producing.
  • I’m sorry: sincere apologies can be helpful when you’ve upset someone and don’t know what else to say – sincere being the keyword here.
  • We: collective pronouns are a couple’s friend. They help you feel like you’re in a partnership and you aren’t just fending for yourself.
  • Thank you: many of us don’t know how to receive a compliment. Next time someone says something nice about you, simply respond with “thank you.”
  • No: you’ll burn out if you keep saying “yes” when you should be saying “no.”
  • Can you help me?: ask for support when you need it.