Languid Language
by Consummate Ilias Mahatma
The first thing you learn when you go to school is how to spell… Words are spelled to create a sentence of terms. Think of a jail sentence or a prison term…The Wyrd/Word sisters in Greek mythology were Fates or witches who controlled the fates of man… In our language we use curse words and cursive writing. We cuss and dis-cuss… Words have meaning and (are) mean things especially cross words.
Books contain chapters. What is a chapter? A chapter is a secret society or religious order, like the Knights Templar. A chapter contains many pages. What is a page? A page is an understudy and in service to the queen and king, as in pages and squires, a knight who is well versed in magic and is more or less a soldier or trained assassin…
To page someone is to summons them…
Pages summon demons to enslave or imprison our souls…
After all, a page does contain many sentences. A jail sentence is served in a prison ward. And indeed a sentence is created by words that are spelled out by using letters. A letter is someone who allows something to happen or someone who does something for some one else, like a bloodletter.
We languish in our languid language. Languid means “weak and lacking spirit or void of animation, lifeless” and languish which means “to lose strength or animation; be or become dull, feeble or spiritless; lackadaisical, listless”… How are we imprisoned by our language? Think about a book. The word book as a verb means to arrest or detain — “book ’em, Danno”…
In fact, the Latin word for book is “liber”, which is where we get our word “library” and also the word “liberty”. You can book a reservation which means you’re paying for the ownership of something in advance. You can book or place a bet on a game or race with your bookie. Yes, there is a bet being placed on a race — and it is the human race and the game is the game of life. It is the main bet or the alpha bet… In a group of monkeys, the alpha monkey is the primary monkey or the one in control.
There’s a song called Spirits in the Material World from an album named Ghost in the Machine. The lyrics proclaim, “Our so-called leaders speak. With words they try to jail ya.
They subjugate the meek. Where do the answers lie when we live from day to day? We are spirits in a material world.” The song was performed by a group appropriately named, The Police. The song — and an entire album by Sting, the lead singer, entitled The Soul Cages — refers to how we are spirits imprisoned in an earthly body.