Etymology and Ciphering is a group that has a direct focus on determining the true meaning of words and symbols.
Our primary emphasis is to identify ancient and modern programming of the Mind, Body, and Soul. This we feel will allow us to gain a greater innerstanding and bearing in relation to the multiple realities that surround us, seen and unseen.
Tools
This tool will allow you to see all the posible spelling for a group of words. It is great to use on your name or longer words and sentences.
An online site that allows you to track a symbol by description. The site also contains a large database of symbols with loose interpretations.
This work will allow you to gain a great example of just how expansive the meaning and use of languages can be by highlighting the Hebrew Cabalah.
A look in to the English languages and the energy it evokes through shape.
The Book of Talismans, Amulets, and Zodiacal Gems
A masterpiece that highlights ancient work that is being lost and the true origins of many Sigils used today.
Im not sure if this has been discussed, I am very new to Etymology/trying to remember how it works.
I was at work today and was typing some automation code to test the company's software when i noticed the word "password" but the textbox that it was in wasn't long enough to display the entire text string so all that was displayed was"ssword".
I kinda laughed at it thinking "heh, s sword" thinking about the Z sword from DBZ, but after a few seconds i realized that the word could be broken down to "Pa's sword".
A password is used to get pass defenses (gain entrance), just like a sword is used to get past defenses (penetrate armor).
I wanted to get feed back on this and though, where better to ask then the Etymology group :)
angela somerville
"By George", I think you've got it
"By George", I think you've got it!
Oct 30, 2012
ultraviolet
Aug 20, 2015