6063. About writings and about speech in the spiritual world
The fact that speech and writing in the spiritual world differ entirely from speech and languages in the world so that there is no similarity can be seen from the following:
1. ) When something is written there, one letter then stands for a whole word, and the word is a general term embracing many things, and these many things are deduced from what precedes and follows, that is to say, of the thing itself being written about. For example, "bono" 1 There b means glory and majesty; o means with or among; n means evil, thus with the evil, and when it means those who are good, then there is a point above.
[2] 2) All vowels mean such things as connect [two elements], for example among, with, in, and so on. There [in the spiritual world] i stands for what is in the inward region, and so on.
3. ) They also speak in this way; for example "vita vella" means "Be far away! Leave!" and so on, and as regards the examples, in a natural state they understood nothing of their writing, but did so in the spiritual state.
അടിക്കുറിപ്പുകൾ:
1. Latin for "good"
