Throughout time, there are many ways to change your life with your voice. Ancient Egyptians drank water, after soaking words written on something edible that had soaked in their drink. Ingesting the water - altered by the written word - was done to receive beneficial energies.
Historian Schwaller de Lubicz[4] discovered that the ancient Egyptians used “sound formulas” – not comprised of words nor meanings, but… “Sacred or magical language that is not understood with definite meanings. The utterance of certain letters or words which make no sense in themselves creates physiologic changes .”[5] Magic words are more a subtle science than capricious child’s play.
Language sounds have been used as subtle energy healing power for the body, mind and soul in former times. For example, the Taoists from ancient China wrote that: * Ssss helps the lunges * Who is for kidneys * Sshhh is for liver * Haw is for heart * Woo is for spleen
As you speak, pay attention to where sounds resonate in your body. Which sounds are enjoyable, making you lighter and feeling better?
Other languages and cultures linked sounds with very specific healing benefits! "Hu" is the mystical Sufi sacred sound... "Hu" creates a burning sensation in one's head if you say it over and over. “Ha,” also begins with H, stimulating glands, especially the thymus. Today, the medical society confirms that laughter sounds (“ha, ha” sounds) boosts the immune system.
Masaru Emoto provided pictures revealing the impact of words on freezing water crystals. Beautiful shapes were created by kind and loving words. How do your words sound? What are you creating when you speak?
The sounds of words subtly forms matter. Beautiful words create beauty in a subtle form. Can you imagine the impact of speaking with love, in every word that comes out of your mouth?
Who would have ever imagined that we have such a powerful force – hidden within our very selves…..our voice.
[1] Khan, Inayat, Hazrat. The Music of Life, Omega Publishing: New Lebanon, N.Y., 1983. Pg. 228. [2] Khan, Hazrat, Inayat, The Music of Life, Omega Publishing: New Lebanon, N, Y., 1983. Pg. 95. [3] Sikh Guru Nanak, Pg. 143. [4] R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz in his book, ‘Sacred Science.’ In this quote he refers to the Corpus Hermeticum. [5] www.cymascope.com/Egypt