Apr 25, 2007 22:45
so considering the rule; 'harm none do as you will'
i think it includes phsyical and verbal abluse and assault to others and to the self. (neh?)
how about verbal abuse to others, even out of earshot?
i mean if words have power and ideas energy (mind over matter) does saying harmful words have an affect of some sort?
thoughts?
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Consider the belief that Names have power. which is an old belief that finding out the true name of someone can be their undoing. basically meaning they would loose "power".
I also will recall last year i went and had my JuJu read at the NYRF, and at the moment their was lots of small BB's in the JuJu and she said that represented some one or some were taking Pot shots at you. And I needed to get rid of them.
Well i had an assumtion on what the Pots shots were from. Not saying I was correct. But i woud say yes talking Ill of someone can have an affect in energy, and it can always come back if you believe in Karma and the rule of three. So i am always mindful how i speak of others. I tend not to Bash people to the extreme some think i might. I still think highly on somes peoples abilities, and try to find the positive side to them. To out right Hate a person is i think wrong.
Since the Belief that words have power Hate would be a strong powerful word.
Just my 3 cents
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Words ARE powerful, they can stir love or hate. Politicians both abuse and try to quell them.
The written word? Astounding-passing on knowledge in a common context.
So yes, that which you convey with your life, your speech and your written word can be a beacon or a cudgel
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Words, even said in private, can have a devastating effect on you and how you act later. Your words are remembered by you and can come back to your subconscious and affect how you act towards people and situations.
In my old age, I have learned that words, once said, are out there and can never be taken back and anyone can take them and twist them to suit their needs and then tell everyone they were your words. Even if twisted out of context, they are still your words and you can't deny having said them.
I tell Ben to count to 10 before speaking. I give very good advice but very seldom, follow it (Alice in Wonderland) At 53 I should start following my own advice. I'll start tomorrow. :o)
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So in direct response to Erica's original question, yes someone saying harmful words (if meant in a harmful way or not communicated beyond the initial statement for clarification) would have a devastating effect.
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