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Topic: Could i please have a lot of help!
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exdahzie
Knowflake Posts: 3
From: Honolulu,Hawaii USA
Registered: Mar 2008
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posted April 11, 2008 02:57 AM
 
Can someone be so nice and help lexi these for me!1) AAA B CCC E G I L NN OO PP R S 2) AA C E H II KKK P U V YY 3) AAA C I KK M R T U V YY 4) AA C EE H II K P S T U 5) AA H II L M NN OO R S Y 6) AAA C EE HH II K L M NN P U Aloha IP: Logged |
Eleanore
Moderator Posts: 2877
From: Japan
Registered: Aug 2003
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posted April 11, 2008 02:06 PM
Of what are these potential lexigrams? IP: Logged |
yourfriendinspirit
Knowflake Posts: 2789
From: California, USA
Registered: Oct 2006
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posted April 11, 2008 03:18 PM
.Nice to meet you exdahzie  Welcome to Linda Land! WOW! -This is quite a few requests all at once. I am wondering if you have attempted to do these on your own already and if so where you are at. For most this is a very personal and spiritual journey requiring a great deal of time and focus to create each lexigram. If a personal name lexigram or a relationship one it is always best for you to be a active participant in the lexigram itself. This being said: I'll supply you with a word list for each to help on this journey. Click on each set to view the individual word list for each. Choose words intuitively from the list and meditate while placing them together to form your phrases and and sentences. 1) AAA B CCC E G I L NN OO PP R S 2) AA C E H II KKK P U V YY 3) AAA C I KK M R T U V YY 4) AA C EE H II K P S T U 5) AA H II L M NN OO R S Y 6) AAA C EE HH II K L M NN P U As I find more time I'll be more than happy to help more with this process knowing that you too are an active participant. *The first one particularly interests me as it seems to deal with quite a bit of a medical theme. Also wanted to mention that we have a forum area specifically for requests such as this entitled Private Readings and you may wish to place further requests in there to receive a better response. Hope this helps? Sendin' love your way,
"your friend in spirit"  IP: Logged |
LEXX
Moderator Posts: 1582
From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion!
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted April 11, 2008 05:03 PM
Or simply go there directly to this link as YFIS did 
http://wordsmith.org/anagram/advanced.html
And do it yourself with any name you wish,
not only the ones you posted here. 
I do not use it as I have others ways.
But for a quick basic list it is not too bad.
And an added bonus... 
if you use only words on that list,
you will NOT accidentally add words and letters not found within the words or names etcetera you are trying to Lexigram,
as many do, accidentally,
and some sadly, intentionally, hiding that fact.
That adding of letters and words not there invalidates the resulting Lexigram as being a true Lexigram. It becomes then at best a Lexigram Based Reading, but too often folks add more than is needed to make it flow...
they add letters and words to force it to say
anything whether it is really there or not.And yes!  
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LEXX
Moderator Posts: 1582
From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion!
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted April 11, 2008 06:09 PM
Each of these has their own small words which can help string your found or acquired words together.
Here are some of the ones which can help.AAA B CCC E G I L NN OO PP R S
A AN AS ARE BE CAN I IN IS NO NOR ON ONE ONES OR
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AAA C I KK M R T U V YY
IT AT AM MY AY A
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AA C EE H II K P S T U
IS AS I A THIS THEE SEE USE HIS ITS IT HES TIS HE US USE
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AA H II L M NN OO R S Y
OR MAY AS SIR HAS IS HIM HIS ANY SAY NAY IN ON AN A I
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AAA C EE HH II K L M NN P U
IN AN I A AM ********Additionally a Lexigram does not have to long to have meaning!
For example:
I AM
or
SHE IS
HE IS A
etecetera...
can be followed by a noun, or an adjective followed by a noun. IP: Logged |
yourfriendinspirit
Knowflake Posts: 2789
From: California, USA
Registered: Oct 2006
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posted April 11, 2008 08:54 PM
.I see the thread magically made it's way over here, LOL!
As Lexx said the word lists above are by no means a complete listing of all the words found within, nor may each even be found revelent for what you are looking into.... But it's a nice sized list all the same. I personally prefer to simply intuit the words without such use as "word lists" provided at sites such as the one above... It may however be beneficial to you, *unsure?
Hey, btw ... LEXX, did you notice that they added an option there for CAPITAL LETTERS??? WOW! I haven't been there for a quite awhile and I'm not really sure when that feature was added but, WOW! Don't remember that being there before...  Heee...hee.... Good luck to you! We are still interested in what these letters represent to you? IP: Logged |
LEXX
Moderator Posts: 1582
From: Still out looking for Schrödinger's cat.........& LEXIGRAMMING... is my Passion!
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted April 12, 2008 02:09 AM
quote:
Hey, btw ... LEXX, did you notice that they added an option there for CAPITAL LETTERS???WOW!
No...will go look.
That could help newbies to Lexigramming I suppose.
It can also help to for those who intuit...
because afterwards they can check and see if the words they intuited "are really there or not" so they do not accidentally add words not there, which is too often what those who only intuit do, by not consulting a dictionary, and not making sure they have the letters in the words they intuited. Relying solely on a personal limited vocabulary (it is sheer ego to assume anyone has anything near a complete vocabulary) and only intuiting, leaves anyone open to errors of adding letters and words not allowed, and missing words that would work better. AND... anyone could also make Lexigramming EASIER,
by simply using the available FREE Spell Checkers, and FREE Lexigram Checker when done INTUITIVELY lexigramming, to double check their Lexigram for the not allowed letters and words and spelling errors too.
It is NOT that difficult to create error free Lexigrams with the resources available for FREE, to assist in creating them. It just takes a bit more time and
attention. And a desire to be accurate and ethical by not adding and hiding words and letters one does not have.
With the ways to insure no errors freely available, there really is no excuse for Lexigramming errors. 
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yourfriendinspirit
Knowflake Posts: 2789
From: California, USA
Registered: Oct 2006
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posted June 23, 2008 09:07 AM
.Guessing that our new friend lost this thread when it was moved here from Lexigram Magic... Perhaps a bump up may help? IP: Logged |
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