Important,

 

Whatever you see, read or hear about or get all worked up about – on TV, on social media, in sports, on the radio, in newspapers, in movies, in podcasts, in shows, in videos, in books, in magazines, but also, in bars, in stores, in schools, in colleges, on cruise ships, in universities, in research-institutions, in churches, in synagogues, in mosques, in bars, in restaurants, in theaters, in governments or on the satellites – sells, and, supposedly, is very important, but I want those, who read this text, to consider, that what I say is very important. However, I am not important, because of you or because of someone else, but because of myself. I matter immensely to myself and you would also matter enormously to yourself, if you had Embodied Language (EL).

 

Although you always make it seem – in one way or another – as if you are important, your way of dealing with language indicates this is not the case. Like everyone, you mainly engage in Disembodied Language (DL). You can never say or experience anything new and you repeat the same pattern, the same habit, the same belief, the same unintelligent, meaningless nonsense, until you die. You’ve got your priorities wrong and what is now important to you, would be irrelevant, once you engaged in EL.

 

In this writing, I am addressing an important matter. I know very well that nobody talks about the most important issue of our lives. The difference between DL and EL, only matters to individuals, who dare to be more important to themselves, than to others. In DL, you unconsciously make others more important than you. Also, you make your belief, your identity, your status, your job, your hatred, your fears, your anxiety, your jealousy, your confusion, your truth, your art, your philosophy, your theory, your bicycle, your car, your news, your tits, your eyelashes, your tattoos, your muscles, your guns, your genitals, your ass, your nails, your blue hair, your brand, your torn jeans or your politics more important than yourself.

 

Presumably, the most important thing is being alive, but, apparently, being alive is not important enough for you, to dissolve your fear of death. Yes, you have survived, you have found your way in the darkness, you make such good use of the time you have been gifted, you do what you can, to be, to stay healthy, in body and mind, you follow your own spiritual path and, one day, you are going to achieve your highest potential. However, something is always bothering you, something is missing. You are so important and yet, your view of yourself is negative. You don’t care about yourself and refuse to admit this is important.

 

Many companies will have you believe that they value accountability and credibility. By all accounts, most people would agree, that it is very important, to be trustworthy, believable and responsible. It is only in EL, however, that you can finally admit, to yourself, that you don’t listen to yourself, that you don’t trust yourself, that you don’t believe yourself, that you don’t care about yourself, because you are simply not important to yourself. Admitting that you are not important to yourself is absolutely needed, before you can truly become important to yourself. I can always tell that people, who act as if they are important, are never important to themselves.

 

When you are important to yourself, you will switch from DL to EL and you want to keep going with your EL. Certainly, anyone whose own language becomes important to himself or to herself, attains Language Enlightenment (LE). With EL, we become credible,   accountable and responsible, not towards others, but to ourselves. We are so important to ourselves, that we are in charge of our own language. This is our LE, because our EL is the only way to express who we are. Who we are is so important, that we abandon our history of conditioning with DL and do whatever it takes, to be able to continue our EL.

 

I have always felt a sense of disdain towards anyone who was considered to be important by everyone. I understand why this is so, because I am really more important, than any of these attention-grabbers. In DL, what is important, is unimportant in EL. EL isn’t about being important, so that others revere us and want to hear us or be like us, but it is about being important to who we really are, by being authentic with our language, by hearing ourselves, validating, accepting, understanding and loving ourselves. I am not in need of fame, but if people knew, how their EL would make them feel important, they would talk with me and listen to me, because I reinforce EL. I  enjoy talking with anyone who has EL, as it makes us feel so important, that we celebrate our LE together.