Etymology is a fascinating subject since it lends us the origins and meaning of words. Ascertaining the complete meaning of a word can be tricky and involves a great deal of wisdom about the ancient linguistic systems and their multi-layered nature.<\/p>\n
For instance, the word WORD itself has the following connotation.
WORD – WORDS – SWORD
WORD – WHIRL – WORLD<\/p>\n
Esoterically words are like swords since they cut what is being evoked by the one pronouncing them, from the aether of another’s consciousness they are pronouncing the words to. If I say “hand me the cup,” you hand me a cup, not a dog, so I cut the image of a cup into your mind. Since words, spells, and spelling are all a part of the same thing we can see why words can be powerful, even dangerous.<\/p>\n
This lends to why we have words like “cursing”, another word that insinuates some form of spell casting. Cursive is also a form of writing itself as in “cursive handwriting”. The word curse is a reference to a “course” or something that is repeated over in order to teach a lesson.<\/p>\n
Each word does tell a story that leads to the meaning of the next word. Worlds of knowledge and imagination that manifests are attached to them. They are algorithmically chained together like a program and function like a cable or cabal in our minds. Here are some works that will get you more familiar with how to intuitively determine the meaning of words.<\/p>\n\n\n