Possibility,
I know about
the possibility of how to be at peace with myself. My Embodied Language (EL)
gives me rest and relaxation, very much needed, as everyone engages in stressful
Disembodied Language (DL). I don’t want DL, but I can’t help being affected by
it. I feel fortunate, I have the possibility to return to EL, because most people
don’t have that opportunity.
There is no
other possibility to enjoy happiness and wellbeing, than with one’s own language.
People have in vain attempted to achieve their comfort and health through prayer,
meditation, exercise, study, knowledge, travel, sport, music or being in nature,
but none of these activities could produce what only their language could
produce. However, our DL prevents us from realizing this and only our EL can
make us aware of the possibility of total freedom.
It is astonishing,
but due to our usual way of dealing with language, which is DL, we speak every
day with a voice, which – if we would listen to it – we don’t even like or want
to have. As long as this continues to be the case, something is fundamentally
wrong with our energy. Our relationship with our language is based on negative experiences,
because we don’t know how to speak with the sound of our positivity.
The possibility
of EL depends on whether we listen to what kind of voice we produce, while we
speak. It may sound unbelievable – I’m
not asking anyone to believe in me – but in our common way of speaking, which
is DL, speakers don’t listen to themselves, as they expect other listeners to
listen to them. The word listening is treated, as if it only means listening to
someone else, it is never interpreted as listening to ourselves, as that would change
everything.
Listening to
ourselves, implies our freedom, as we are our own authority. Therefore, in EL,
listening to others, doesn’t exclude listening to ourselves, as it does in DL. Thus,
in EL, there is an entirely different way of listening, as listening to others,
is the same as listening to ourselves. In DL, by contrast, listening to
ourselves, means something completely different from listening to others.
Moreover, in EL, listening to others, is the same as listening to ourselves,
since it also means, that talking with others, is the same as talking with
ourselves. In other words, during EL, all the speakers are supported by the great
possibility, that our other-listening enhances our self-listening.
The
possibility of our Language Enlightenment (LE) depends on our ability, to differentiate
between our own as well as each other’s DL and EL. However, this skill can only
be acquired, if we spend time alone, talking out loud and listening to
ourselves. It is only then, that we can recognize our own conditioning: our tendency, to change the sound of our natural
effortless voice, to an unnatural, effortful voice, while we speak. Each time we do that, we
switch from DL to EL and, suddenly, we feel full of bliss. As soon as we engage
in EL, we will experience our LE.
Another way
of describing the possibility of our EL, is that our self-regulation and self-instruction
– that is, our ability to comport ourselves – is, of course, dependent on the regulation and the instruction
we have received and continue to receive from others. In DL, the issue having to take responsibility,
has an inherently negative meaning, since the coercive and stern instructions, we
receive from others actually disturbs rather than supports our self-regulation.
EL makes us confident and capable, while DL gas-lights us. If we look at the problems
in society, it is clear, our way of dealing with our language isn’t working.
We all have
the possibility, to engage in EL instead of DL, but this revolutionary potential
is only going to manifest itself, if we fully accept, that listening to and
talking with ourselves, is more important than being talked at by others and,
consequently, always listening to the authority, which isn’t us. In EL, we are our
own authority, as we listen to ourselves while we speak. Furthermore, since we
are verbally the master over our own EL, we are experiencing our LE and have
no urge whatsoever to pretend to be the authority for someone else. Therefore,
with the attainment of the possibility of ongoing EL, all our struggle with or
for authority comes to an end.
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