06-15-2011, 12:00 AM
There is a language that performs magic for sure, at least in my case Sanskrit. When I chant mantras in Sanskrit, I fall into a deep meditation, and meditation is nothing else but magic. Mantras are magical words, vehicle to drive you so deeply into your self... So, yes, I believe that certain words from Ancient languages do perform magic. Mantras were discovered (or were given to) by warriors (old yogis) in the highest states of consciousness.
Can modern languages perform magic? Can words in generally perform magic? I believe it is all the matter of what you speak about and from what state of consciousness are you speaking; if you spread spiritual knowledge and you are so deeply soaked in it while speaking, you perform magic by speaking of it, and your words are magical ones, because you your self are just manifesting trough the words the state of your being that is pure power and knowledge... But, if you speak and speak of the same knowledge, and you are unconscious, distracted, nervous, low in power, there is no magic or power behind your words and in your words.
Power that drives the words is more important than the words them selves I guess. The state of the being of the speaker is more important than the spoken.. That is why Carlitos and don Juan used to spend much time walking in the silence... The state of don Juans being was sufficient enough, no words were required then. But, when don Juan spoke, he spoke from the elevated state of being, so his words were powerful and magical...
Best,
Castor
Can modern languages perform magic? Can words in generally perform magic? I believe it is all the matter of what you speak about and from what state of consciousness are you speaking; if you spread spiritual knowledge and you are so deeply soaked in it while speaking, you perform magic by speaking of it, and your words are magical ones, because you your self are just manifesting trough the words the state of your being that is pure power and knowledge... But, if you speak and speak of the same knowledge, and you are unconscious, distracted, nervous, low in power, there is no magic or power behind your words and in your words.
Power that drives the words is more important than the words them selves I guess. The state of the being of the speaker is more important than the spoken.. That is why Carlitos and don Juan used to spend much time walking in the silence... The state of don Juans being was sufficient enough, no words were required then. But, when don Juan spoke, he spoke from the elevated state of being, so his words were powerful and magical...
Best,
Castor