The vibration of sound, resonates the frequency of mind. This is why it is possible for people to speak to one another using only tone. You can tell by a person's "tone" what they are really saying. In fact, tone can change the meaning or intent of a word entirely.
That's one of the main problems with communicating on the internet. You can't hear a person's tone unless you can hear their voice. While some things can be said with wit, it can come off as an insult if read incorrectly.
Perhaps even some things in the Bible are intentional jokes too, whereas without knowing the "tone" it can come off as gospel.
But these are problems our Ancestors did not have, as well as other natural communities. People interacted with one another. The written word, while useful for study and education was still reviewed in a collective environment so that any misunderstandings could be ironed out.
Hi - High
The same word. Different meaning. Hi- is a greeting. High- is a level.
But the greeting "Hi" is still speaking about a level. As in "Top of the morning."
Hi- is speaking about the Sun's position in the sky.
It's interesting that the word "High" has a "gh" glued to the back of it, and somehow we are programmed to think these words are being pronounced in some way. The "gh" is basically getting a free ride here. But why?
Remember words are also symbols for something.
As in music, there aren't any new sounds, no new notes. Sounds can only be rearranged. All languages use the same sounds, and all those sounds hold a frequency that resonates with the symbols of the collective unconscious.
Cut away all the fat, and get right down to the bone- we all still live off the Ancient Ancestral super conscious. An Ancient world where pitch black night was filled with creatures of power and magic. Your survival would depend on your mind, and how your mind chooses to use the elements of water, earth, wind and fire.
So what's in a name or a word? Symbols for mind, spirit, fire, water, earth, and air. How these elements are mixed together, plays a key role in how the personality of the person with the name affects reality.
It's obvious that the "Ah" sound is air. The "Ah" sound also symbolizes something being pointed out. All sounds have an association with a human behavior, or even a part of the body. In a sense, all language is mental sign language. Another reason why creating language is not difficult at all for African people is because we are visual.
So even if you didn't know my language, and I yelled out "AH-HA!"
You'd know I just discovered something right?
Is "AH-HA" English? No. It's universal. You can go to any country in the world and scream that out and people will know you found something. Why is that? Why is it that we all laugh in the same tone, in the same manner? Because we all pull from the same collective unconscious, and the server for that network is no doubt - African.
If you listen to language, even the Korean language- pretend for a moment that those Koreans are African. What's the difference? Not much. The Korean language like most languages on the planet sound just like the beating of drums.
Fire. Fare. Fair. Free.
Fire burns, Fare is a price for travel, Fair is light, good enough, Free is a departure from slavery.
RE is a transformer. Anything with RE in it, is being transformed into something else. RA is a life or light giver, the Sun- also known as a transformer. RA means that something is creating energy.
Pay close attention to the F sound. What happens when we makes the F sound? We produce Wind or air.
So without having to pull out a dictionary, FIRE, FARE, FAIR, FREE- begins with the power of air.....as with all F words.
Now look at the word FARE- it's already telling us what it means. F- AIR.
AH-I-R.
So what are these words saying about Air? Air can't be trapped.
The sound 'EYE" or I, means single object in sight, the self, etc. Ironically the mouth draws the symbol when you speak it. It's the same symbol as One.
F-I-RE = object of air transforming. Meaning that fire can turn things into ash, etc. Sometimes the glyphs or letter tells the story as well.
Fire. Fare. Fair. Free= tells a story about the price of survival.
When trapped by a stronger force, use fire. When trapped by an authoritative force, pay the fare. When trapped by your own force, be fair. When trapped by no force, be free.
When trapped by a stronger force?
Obviously there is much more to words and even our names that we should all take the time to discover. It's all matter or listening to how words sound, and comparing those sounds to other words and asking ourselves what we we feel when we hear it.
I've always loved the beauty of females with names that begin with KA or KE.
All names usually divide into 2-4 parts- as in syllables the building blocks of words. These 2-4 parts help to define the body, mind and soul of the person.
Take a name like: KADISHA. also: Khadija
KA- DEE-SHA
Ka is the body. Dee- is the mind. Sha- is the soul.
The KA sound, is like smoke rising out from fire, and naturally it becomes the visual for the soul or spirit.
DEE- or DEY means light, as in day.
SHA or JAH - is movement of spirit or soul.
I've heard Bill Cosby and others poke fun at how Black Mothers give their babies these crazy "Black" names in the past. Well, most Black Women are very intuitive, and this is why we find so many names with the same sound on the end. Like Keisha. Tasha. Natasha. That KA and SHA sound is very important to African people, at the front of the name, or at the back. Because we are dealing with the body and soul here. These sounds speak about our spirituality as a people.
But I wouldn't expect anyone named "Bill" to understand that one. Black folks hardly like bills at it is. However- When trapped by an authoritative force, pay the fare.