Word Lexigraphy: One Hundred Words to Kill Your Cactus

By Anja Seebus

Every word you speak contains an answeryou just need to know where to look for it.

Thats where lexigraphy comes in, which is the art of defining the essence of words. It revolves around using the letters of each word to define its true meaning, and it can be a powerful tool in developing positive communication skills.

Anja Seebus examines the hidden meanings of one hundred words, using the cactus as the reflection of fear and the tulip as the positive reflection of love.

Some words require a positive and a negative definition to show how language can be used in constructive or destructive ways. For instance, SELF can mean Someones Essential Loving Fire or Someones Ego Loading Fear.

Other words include:

HATE: Harboring Anger Takes Energy;

HOPE: Having Optimistic Positive Expectations;

CRIME: Cancelling Respect Is Mans Enemy.

Every letter is a word, and every word holds a message that can be a powerful guide in determining how you live your life and look at the world. Overcome negative emotions and obtain wisdom with the powerful insights in Word Lexigraphy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press AU
• Release date: Jun 9, 2016
• ISBN: 9781504300315

Anja Seebus

Anja Seebus practices floristry and communicates sustainable living through the Flowers of the World platform. Her multilingual education in the Netherlands was instrumental in helping her reinvent word lexigraphy as a philosophy for soulful living. She lives in Brisbane, Australia.

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ISBN: 978-1-5043-0030-8 (sc)

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Balboa Press rev. date: 06/22/2016

Contents

1 Hate

2 Crime

3 Law

4 Love

5 Shy

6 Balance

7 Shame

8 Mirror

9 Grace

10 Ego

11 Guilt

12 Child

13 Belief

14 Self

15 People

16 Blood

17 Forgive

18 Bliss

19 Mind

20 Karma

21 Think

22 Answer

23 Be

24 Possible

25 Emotion

26 Earth

27 Soul

28 Parent

29 Respect

30 Desire

31 Abundance

32 Marriage

33 Death

34 Mistake

35 Purpose

36 Word

37 Money

38 No Yes

39 Depression

40 Bloom

41 Obstacle

42 Talent

43 Friend

44 Clock

45 Doubt

46 Faith

47 Neglect

48 Spiritual

49 Kernel

50 Adrenalin

51 Alcohol

52 Blame

53 Bad

54 Hurt

55 Amen

56 Anger

57 Master

58 Miracle

59 Worthy

60 Good

61 Sleep

62 Paradise

63 Greed

64 Gratitude

65 Peace

66 Stress

67 Boring

68 Care

69 Responsible

70 Know

71 Positive

72 Disease

73 Pain

74 Sorry

75 Choice

76 Discipline

77 Hope

78 Confidence

79 Pray

80 Waste

81 Me

82 Passion

83 Elder

84 Meditation

85 Happy

86 His Her

87 Attitude

88 Tree

89 Sin

90 Thank

91 Accept

92 Tulip

93 Food

94 Harmony

95 Moral

96 Wisdom

97 Complain

98 Opinion

99 Aware

100 Contempt

Word Lexigraphy as a Healing Tool

Lexigraphy is the art of defining words with a system of writing in which each character represents a word. Using the letters of a word to dictate the essence of it is the simplest way to enhance understanding of language and communication. Words are much more than just some letters strung together. Words are our most influential tool in the art of communication. Without words, verbal word transmission becomes a grunted powerless growl, which can result in much frustration, misperception and disrespect.

Every letter is a word, and every word holds a message. The letters of each word dictate subconscious, innate knowledge that can describe the true essence of expressions in the English language. Every word defined within the art of lexigraphy has the power to convey a dormant hidden message and provoke powerful thought. The messages can be used as a guide to help people overcome and eliminate negative emotions and obtain wisdom and confidence to kill the cactus.

Allowing the individual letters to dictate the real nuances of our speech reveals dormant innate knowing. This innate knowing shows us the root of our belonging through our everyday language. Tapping into subconscious knowing and finding our own unique crucial answers is as simple as rediscovering the essence of key words used in our common daily dialogue. One word that is being used all over the world with great nonchalance could easily be eliminated when the user consciously realises what the word enforces each time he or she utters this detrimental statement.

SHIT: Self-Hate Is Torment (n)

It is possible to create positive as well as negative messages in words:

SHIT: Self-Healing Is Tranquillity (p)

Eliminating the use of this word, or enforcing the positive phrase instead, will immediately result in a shift towards positive healing and an increase in the sense of self-worth.

Some words clearly require a positive (p) and a negative (n) definition, to show the instant constructive or destructive choices that are possible through a more conscious use of language. Other words have a distinct positive or negative connotation; negative words can either be eliminated or used in a more positive context. Positive words can be plastered on walls and doors or written in the sky, radiating positive energy, however the key is balance. Overdoing positive language might become an obsession with a negative outcome. Consciousness of balance seems to be the key.

Words with their definitions and reflective thoughts are scattered throughout this book like seeds that have floated in the wind, at first in no apparent order, just by nature’s law. The reflective thought is merely an encouragement to explore and stimulate the reader’s thinking, enhancing his or her own awareness.

Take the opportunity to ask a question, open the book, shift your thoughts, and find your answer, recovering the lost skill of reflecting in your language.

Specific words you might like to locate in the non-alphabetical section of the book are listed in alphabetical order, in the back of the book. Each word in the index is marked with a number, the number relates to the one hundred words defined in the main part of the book, not the page number.

The most powerful word defined with the understanding of lexigraphy is

HATE: Harbouring Anger Takes Energy.

An equally simple but powerful message can be found in the word that is the opposite of hate, HOPE: Having Optimistic Positive Expectations.

These few words show the philosophy of thinking with lexigraphy, simply using key words to give guidance. One word leads to the next and ultimately leads to the consciousness of choice and how to use language to command positive responses. This consciousness is helpful in being grounded and connected with the earth.

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