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Old 05-15-2012, 08:45 PM   #1
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The Written Word vs The Spoken Word.

Is there a difference, if so, what is it?? I think when you write it gets a little more engraved into your mind thus the calculation of the subconscious of your brain is a little more dramatic. For instance when you write the words RocKStars Live Forever and understand that there is a little rock star in all of us the level of personal security rises, and your dreams will be a little more satisfying. Yea it's a worldly perspective but the way I'm using it to illustrate the freedom from the second death is spiritual. The spoken word on the other hand is different because it is usually used directly to communicate with another human being and this direct effect not only effects you, it effects the person your communicating with. So if we are going to have any sort of higher state of consciousness we need to get rid of this hell breath mentality and start some real conversation.

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