Glossolia

That is a funny word. Glossolia. Sounds like a product you would find at a home improvement store. Anyways, we all understand that words have power, and how you use words can determine a lot in life. Now what if certain sounds are also imbued with the same power? Like bits of code behind the structure of the languages around us. This article is about a little known practice and phenomena called Glossolia.

So basically, people that have been gifted the talent, go into a spiritual trance, and then start speaking in an unusual language. It normally comes out as seemingly random sounds and patterns, or speech-like syllables, or phonetics. What is the point of this? Well, according to those who practice this, it is a way to have direct communication from above. But since speaking in tongues is a bit of an older notion, we are going to try to freshen up this image a bit.

Since we understand the power of language, and the application of sound in certain technology, this isn’t too much of a stretch. Imagine a keyboard, or a piano. A series of musical notes, that repeat up or down a scale, and then once every note in the sequence is met, it cycles up or down into a different octave. When certain notes are struck in certain patterns, you can get anything from a classical masterpiece, to a chaotic mess of sound.

These songs can “move” us and impact our emotions, or they can cause upset and headache, depending on how these keys are played. So underneath all of our languages, are a set amount of sounds that our voices can make. Vowels, being the easiest to understand, and then those sounds usually have consonants or sound barriers, that separate each base note or sound.

Of course language and the use of it to convey ideas is a tad more complicated than that, but this simplistic view might just unlock the understanding of an age old phenomena, or even further, it may reveal the base code of sound that was here before our languages got separated for a specific reason. But enough of that Babel.

Glossolia is thought to be mostly interpretive. But it isn’t. Since the physical representation of math in our world is sound, it would make sense that each value or number in the natural code of life wouldn’t be a physical number, but a specific sound, or note, or key. Most spiritual or religious people are familiar with the phrase “I create as I speak.” But how does that work?

Certain sounds affect the higher planes of existence, particularly the mental plane, and then due to that input, the physical plane arranges itself as instances, and situations “manifest” into reality. And what is even better, is that this is an actual technology that we use in our media, music, and other places.

Depending on the frequency of a sound played, it can determine the effect on one’s mind or environment. We see this at macro scale like radio transmission from H.A.R.R.P. to micro scale like 4D sound technologies on our TV. The ultimate point is that sounds can have influence, and even at times program our reality.

Ok, what does this have to do with religious chanting? If one subscribes to the biblical concept that we humans are made in God’s image, then that means that we are the closest thing to “God” on our planet — whales, dolphins, and other developed communicating species are here as well. As the good book clearly states, certain people will be given talents of the Lord. Glossolia, or the ability to use and understand the Lord’s language, is one of these talents.

So, imagine being able to speak using specific sounds that reorient yourself or a target on a subconscious mental plane, and then seeing that projection take place in real life. I would imagine it would be mostly navigating as other things are happening on those planes as well, but with proper use, perhaps it would be possible to create massive mental constructs, or frameworks that then could be used as social construction tools or therapeutic tools.

I am sure that the application of this would only be restricted by the edges of reality as WE know it.

Ok — time for the tinfoil hat, mostly because it is fun. Now imagine that this practice has been used by the entities that are the architects of our reality. They use their voice and their word to literally steer the direction of the planet as needed. And they have been doing this for thousands of years, and their reach is far beyond time.

There was a time where humans were trusted with this information, but they abused it, so it was buried by the separation of language. But as it happens, it was never lost — it was just separated, hidden in the keys of the sounds that make up every language. And now it is time again for this information to be delivered.

Dangos! This one was interesting. I posted a list of some of the phonetic keys months ago. I will post an updated list soon! As with every topic that I write about, I am still learning every day. And I am blessed to be able to do so.