The Origin of Language

There are no "rules" to syncronicity interpretation, one association can lead to another and so on. It is all personal, psychological, full of meaning to the experiencer. It is the language of the unconscious, trying to tell you about yourself. It is better to not be too rigid in the interpretation, humorous, as
preferred to the tragical.
Ultimately, it is our "weltanschung", or world view that determines how the data that is perceived is utilized. Frames of reference are where it is at. If life is a dream, then you are the dreamer. That does not mean that it is putty in your hands or that you can beat the house in Las Vegas. But, given the proper attention, syncronicity can give you tremendous insights into yourself and the world, which afterall, are the same. Changes in the one will affect changes in the other. See "Millbrook" by Arthur Kleps @okneoac.com

 

when there was only one mind , no unconcious , and all language as syncronicity in the first mind of first earth . . . .here the sun has a voice .

this voice in the babble of syncronicity ,
within a context of immmediate existence ,
is the partner in many random ideo-relationships
as sun feeling then and unto sun song , and the song
is the beginning of time . metaphor begins .

at dawn , the word becomes light

 

The U'wa say that the world was sung into existence . . .

language is the rhythmic assertion of our existence, and we keep singing a world around us

 

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when existence becomes together with our language as symbol , then we may speak of exist .

perhaps tho , all we may say of original existence begins with the time of the emerging exist symbol and we only reason we existed before yet cannot speak of that time . the song time . then , yaya , we can feel de old ridd'm and play unto the completeness .



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drumming for peace