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The Words We Use Come To Use Us
 
By Karol K. Truman
 
November 6, 2011                                                                             Issue 823    

  

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I'm sending along this article today out of a book I'm reading called Feelings Buried Alive Never Die. It makes a very good case that the feelings we experience live on in energy of our bodies. This particular article talks about how the words we use are taken by our subconscious which tries to manifest them. The book is about health, but our relationships are just as powerfully effected by the words we use in talking to each other.

 

God bless your family and your marriage.

 

Jim   
 

The Words We Use Come To Use Us

 

By Karol K. Truman

 

While being mindful of your feelings and thoughts, you would be wise to also be conscious and aware of the words you speak because words have vibrational energy along with everything else.

 

Words are spoken thoughts that are generated by your feelings. And the words you use, as well as the thoughts you think, definitely register in your cells, in your DNA.

 

In Quantum Healing, Dr. Chopra says, "You may not think you can talk to your DNA, but, in fact, you do continually." For instance, if a person is always saying, "I'm sick and tired of ... ," they shouldn't be surprised if they are tired a lot or become sick.

 

Be careful of what you claim! If you are always calling the health condition your body is registering, YOURS ... then you are faithfully claiming it! For instance, by saying "my cancer," "my varicose veins," "my diabetes," "my bad eyes," "my sore throat," "my allergies," etc. you actually command, or lay claim to the manifestation of that which you are calling yours.

 

Instead, refer to the health condition you are experiencing as, "the cancer," "the problem with these eyes," "the varicose veins." Or, simply say, "This person is experiencing a sore throat."

 

Someone I knew was always saying, "It nearly killed me," or "That just kills me." Then my response to her would be, "Please don't let it kill you." You've heard the expression, "I'm dying to see you." Another friend said this quite often. Again, I would say, "Please don't die," and I wasn't saying it to be funny, but I would say it in a humorous manner so as not to offend. At first, when I would comment or mirror back to them what they had said, these friends would look at me with a start, as if to ask, "Did I really say that?"

 

Many people stand in amazement when they realize how they talk, once they listen to what they say. Everyone willingly admits they didn't really mean what they said, ("It nearly killed me!") ... it's just a figure of speech. Usually they will smile, correct themselves and finish what they were communicating being a little more aware in their choice of words. Unfailingly, they will express appreciation for someone bringing their attention to their mindless words so they can be more aware of their own inner and outer communication.

 

Have you ever noticed how people use so many negative words to express positive feelings in communicating? For instance: When a person really wants something, they will habitually say, "I want it so BADLY, I can almost taste it!" This could cause you to wonder if the negative cancels out the positive of the statement. Instead of using the word badly, perhaps a more concise way to say it is, "I want it so MUCH."

 

Develop the habit of listening to what you say. And whenever you feel to say, "I am                     ," be prudent, aware and mindful, because "I am" is extremely powerful. Be certain to say that which you choose to manifest or come into your life.

 

It would be advisable to keep in mind that EVERY WORD HAS A VIBRATORY ENERGY; therefore, it has power! And depending on the negativity or the positivity of the word(s), every word that leaves our mouths will have an effect for truth or for error, for good or for bad, for light or for darkness. Which side of the coin do we wish to represent on a daily basis?

 

In a real sense, when we use words to express ourselves that do not convey the message of our true intent, we are lying. We are being untruthful, false and deceitful (as lying is defined in the dictionary). Here again, our body's intelligence knows when truth is not honored and spoken. Conflict and imbalance occur in the electrical system of our body when we use words to express ourselves that don't actually mean what we are saying and truly feeling. We literally short-circuit the electrical energy in our body, and the DNA becomes confused because it is receiving garbled messages.


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