posted November 12, 2005 03:48 AM              

1, The wonder and mystery how words contain hidden messages.
Which brings the realisation that they are "ALIVE" .
And it is not just a dry bible quote when it says "in the beginning was the Word".

2, The active psychic activity which take place in the nuerological processes of the Mind when hunting words for hidden content.
Unfortunately now we do not need to do this.
Just enter a word into a computer program and it will list every available word for you.

So sad. As we watch things Organic, and psychic being replaced by dry mecanical and scientific processes.

posted November 12, 2005 10:54 AM              

You did not disagree.
You helped establish the meaning of a Lexigram.
Ofcourse I was speaking of "Cheaters" who talk of Lexigrams unaware of the real magic which creates them.

posted November 12, 2005 11:28 AM              

it's the magic, creating

have you ever lexigrammed George W, Bush, with his full middle name, don't do it here,
a moderator removed my reply and hers, this happened months ago, and it was in Global Unity.

it's very interesting.

posted November 12, 2005 11:43 AM              

now you've gone from greed to lust, LOL
where is the one we can trust?

posted November 12, 2005 12:32 PM              

Ok, I dont wanna proceed, I get the picture.

posted November 15, 2005 01:32 AM              

Anything quick and easy always makes me wonder? hmmm...

And yesss I do agree with you.
I don't lexi all that often but when I do I never use a word generator.

I stare at the list of letters and begin to automatically list the words that jump out.
I follow intuitively.
Then I construct sentences.
If I miss some words, then so be it!

Using a generator to get a list, and a list only is NOT a sin in my book, I just don't do it. I use the words that
are found by my own discovery. I just like it that way. And I don't mind if others use a tool for gathering words...

...But it would be quite sad if you used actual anagrams. What fun would be in lexigramming if you use anagram sentences? It wouldn't make sense!
Who would do that?
I hope i'm not that naive, I haven't really noticed anyone doing it here.

I don't mind what others do really, each to their own. Personally, I'm quite organic as well. I don't normally add letters, or anything like that. If it's an accident, well that's another story!

A good example of a great lexigrammer is YIVY...she is a Lexi Goddess...I've always felt it was pure of heart.
I wonder where she is?

posted November 15, 2005 01:32 PM              

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A good example of a great lexigrammer is YIVY.

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posted November 15, 2005 11:55 PM              

I was talking about 'quick and easy' in the context of using an anagram generator to quick and easily spill out a few lines...then in my mind I would be going "hmmm"..as in 'not so good.'

No matter what my personal opinion is... I would NEVER indicate it is a sin to do otherwise, I thought I made that rather clear.

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Using a generator to get a list, and a list only ,is NOT a sin in my book

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MEANING: if you use it to get a LIST...okay, fine!! Good!
If you use it to get sentences...well, now you're not using your brain or inutition now are you?
Get the difference of what I was really trying to say?

I agree with you fully fayte...hope you can see that.

posted November 16, 2005 10:19 AM              

MEANING: if you use it to get a LIST...okay, fine!! Good!

THANK YOU FOR CLARIFYING!!!!!!
YES! Snatching random snippets of ridiculous(usually!) lines out of anagram generators is not lexigramming! That is something any fool can do! Good...I see we agree that the actual creating of the lexigram itself is a thing to take most seriously and apply all our intuition, insight, and whatever other spiritual means we use to create them....
It is not all about grammer or just making sentences. It must mean more than that!