Conversation – 15

Words Are Energy

Each word we speak has a life of its own, a vibratory signature that creates waves into the expanse of the universe.

When we speak or write, we use the vehicles of words to carry meaning, as well as energy, from ourselves to another person or group of people. We may be speaking to our baby, our boss, or to an audience of 500 people. We may be writing a love letter, a work-related memo, or an entry in our own diary. Whatever the case, each word we speak or write has a life of its own, a vibratory signature that creates waves in the same way that a note of music creates waves. And like musical notes, our words live in communities of other words and change in relation to the words that surround them. When we are conscious of the energy behind our words, we become capable of making beautiful music in the world. If we are unconscious of the power of words, we run the risk of creating a noisy disturbance.

Some of us know this instinctively, while others come to this understanding slowly. Most of us, though, speak without thinking at least some of the time, blurting out our feelings and thoughts without much regard for the words we choose to express them. When we remind ourselves that our words have an impact on the world at the level of energy, we may find within ourselves the desire to be more aware of our use of language.

A fun way to increase our sensitivity to the power of words is to simply make a list of our favorite words and notice the energy they contain. We can write them down and post them where we can see them, or we can speak them aloud, feeling them reverberate in our bodies and in the air around us. This is like learning to consciously play an instrument that we have been playing unconsciously for most of our lives, and the effect can be startling and delightful. As we grow more comfortable and confident playing the instrument of language, we will begin to compose beautiful messages, creating positive energy every time we write or speak.

@kittengirl,

I hope you are having a good morning and had some good rest. Hugs to you and your family. 🙂

Would they not two of the most beautiful people in the world. Such talent! Such grace!

I loved my movie stars from other generations. Yes, the are humans but I don’t want to see them looking like they need to bathe and brush their teeth. The whole movie star being perfect fell apart for me in 1978 when I read Mommy Dearest.

Anyway, off to the bank followed by last trip to grocery and more dog toys for our belated holiday get together for the kids.

When that is done…my whole thinking is to throw out and arrange my bedroom closet before the trip which is over two months away. We applied for global entry but with the shutdown who knows? Anyway, the big military plane is at the airport surrounded by empty school buses.

Great Words, Jewelry Gallery, and adorable MM Gallery Sheba Dear. Isn’t that just like our guys …. They get things All figured out. Cherie is Married to Captain America ya know … LOL. Cherie just finished purchasing 1802 Palm size bar …. That’s Hubby’s and kids favorite size …. so Cherie is stocking up! Very busy day and Hubby is turning out the lights. Mom & Cherie waving from Soggy California Sheba♥ … SHOUT OUT to @loaf, @bichon18 Take care All!

@taci …. Yes, Cherie and Family TOTALLY Lucked out on the timing of that trip to Big Bear …. We had a Blast!

@kittengirl …. Cherie can imagine You being comforted by All your Fur-Babies. Prayers still coming from S. Cali.

@bichon18,

I am so sorry I was about to turn off my computer and I saw your post.

Yes I did get the cookbook this afternoon Ming Air Fryer Cook Book and I am
going over it to learn different recipes. Loaf has one and she gave me a veal
meatball recipe. I will tell you more tomorrow.

I watched An American In Paris with Gene Kelly and the beautiful Leslie Caron.

I will show my favorite scene from that movie.

I couldn’t post the whole American in Paris ballet scene. Ha,ha. But, this is my favorite dance sequence from the ballet. Gershwin’s music shines in this section. Listening to the trumpet solo gives me goosebumps every time. I love the passionate choreography in the dance. It’s breath taking.

This shutdown is awful. The effect of it goes beyond the 800,000 government workers. It effects those with government contracts among many. This is awful. My niece is worried about being furloughed. She is in private industry serving the government. We are news junkies. I admit that. Therefore, I need to back away after three hours of it plus anything I can read. Jerry listens to CNN in the car. I listen to Broadway.

On a Heidi note; I am seeing the difference between the Swarovski crystals and the glass. Of course, the difference in price is considerable. In the meantime I have to figure a way to easily display my choices. Maybe I should turn my dining room into a dressing room. 😆.

Did you get your cookbook?

After Jerry turned in; I watched Grey’s Anatomy. My brain needed a rest from the news. We also found a great show on Netflix. Can’t think of the name. I will send it to tomorrow. I hope you have power. Did you get your cookbook?

I can play Mah Jongg and Canasta. I like both games. It is sitting for three hours that gets to me.

@bichon18,

I do miss seeing him in movies and his dancing. May he RIP!

What are you doing up so late? Pass your bed time young lady. ♥
Amy go down at your last post and you will see your beautiful necklace. ♥
I too shop Saks. 🙂

Mickey has the moves of the great Gregory Hines

Michael Jackson
“Smooth Criminal”

As he came into the window
It was the sound of a crescendo
He came into her apartment
He left the bloodstains on the carpet
She ran underneath the table
He could see she was unable
So she ran into the bedroom
She was struck down, it was her doom

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK,?
Are you OK, Annie?

Annie, are you OK?
Will you tell us that you’re OK
There’s a sign in the window
That he struck you a crescendo, Annie
He came into your apartment
Left the bloodstains on the carpet
Then you ran into the bedroom
You were struck down
It was your doom

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
You’ve been hit by—
You’ve been hit by a smooth criminal

So they came into the outway
It was Sunday, what a black day
Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
Sounding heartbeats intimidations

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?

Annie, are you OK?
Will you tell us that you’re OK
There’s a sign in the window
That he struck you a crescendo, Annie
He came into your apartment
Left the bloodstains on the carpet
Then you ran into the bedroom
You were struck down
It was your doom

Annie, are you OK?
So, Annie, are you OK?
Are you OK, Annie?
You’ve been hit by—
You’ve been struck by a smooth criminal

OK, I want everybody to clear the area right now!

Annie, are you OK?
I don’t know!
Will you tell us, that you’re OK
I don’t know!
There’s a sign in the window
I don’t know!
That he struck you a crescendo, Annie
I don’t know!

He came into your apartment
I don’t know!
Left the bloodstains on the carpet
I don’t know why baby!
Then you ran into the bedroom
I don’t know!
You were struck down
It was your doom, Annie!

Annie, are you OK?
Dang gone it, baby!
Will you tell us, that you’re OK
Dang gone it, baby!
There’s a sign in the window
Dang gone it, baby!
That he struck you a crescendo, Annie

He came into your apartment
Dang gone it!
Left the bloodstains on the carpet
Then you ran into the bedroom
Dang gone it!
You were struck down
It was your doom, Annie!

Peace Out Peeps! Enjoy your evening and be safe and warm.

Cherie waving…Night all. ♥