The Heart Language

Few people go through life without considering the big questions. What is the meaning of life? Where did the universe come from? Is there an after-life? While these questions are difficult to answer, this website addresses these issues. There are, of course, many thoughts on these topics, and this is by no means completely novel territory but there is little that anyone can just pick up and read, which is why I wrote this website: to reach people with a meaningful way of understanding mystery. And also to examine the real practical implications for how we live (Which is quite a broad also). Before we begin to answer these questions, and plunge into the nature of the heart language we need to first look at the limits of our understanding, the limits of knowledge, which is the starting point of our journey.

Automatically in raising the big questions we arrive at a point where acceptance of the limits of knowledge seems like a very good idea. In fact we can refer to this limitation using language designed to leave open the borders of our understanding, in other words to agknowledge using language that we do not truely know. We can refer to the beginning of the universe as origin for example. We describe that origin in poetic phrase, and inject it deliberately with our subjective human experience. This creates an intimacy between the  unknownable and our subjective human experience human experience. This is ultimately the essence of heart language, which is the main content of this website, designed to bring one closer to mystery. Themes of wholistic duality, like love or sex, nothing, infinity, growth, life, birth, explosions, geometry express the ultimately unknowable in tangible terms, in terms native to our experience. These are terms that should strike at the essence or truth of the human experience, yet draw a connection to the infinite, the unknown, life in general, or mystery.

Thinking is the means via which we craft a perception of the world. In this way, our thoughts shape our reality. Thinking is reflective of language. The way we speak about things, creates the way we think about things, which creates our reality. To free our selves of the limitations of preconceptions and assumptions, we will think in heart language because we speak it. In other words, to speak in heart language, frees your mind of false preconceptions of the universe. Often closeness can occur when speaking heart language, and people will want to hug or express their closeness, simply by speaking a form of language that dissolves boundaries. True heart language expresses the growth the speaker, and in a way that transcends their personal experience to the experience of others, and even more general experience, perhaps universal experience. Another could read it and feel the same journey of thought, have the same revelations. Heart language should be as abstract as possible, open flourished and poetic in very aspect in order to be universal and avoid concrete terms, breaking down the me and you, the conventional “I”ness of the usual perspective into universal us, I/We, conventional words that might ties us to prentending to understand the great mystery. Heart language can be poetry, a story, some words, art, or any speech or conversation. Heart language is a vehicle for personal transformation, not merely changing our view of the world, but our very concept of self, our perceptions about our experiences. It is transformative psychologically and philosophically. To sum, the heart language is a way of perceiving the world that does not require pointless "logical", "rational" or "concrete" labelling of experience, it brings the great mystery and our own personal mysteries into the familiar realm of the subjective, the story, the poem or a conversation which is the native language of the mind anyway.

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