Liberthea Anadara on Nostr: Grand Rising ❤️ Someone asked why I say "Grand Rising" instead of "Good Morning." ...

Grand Rising ❤️

Someone asked why I say "Grand Rising" instead of "Good Morning."

Here is the story.

When you say "Good Morning," you are literally saying "Morning" as in mourning. You are already grieving the day before it even begins. But when you say Grand Rising, you are speaking life over them. You are declaring that they are rising into a grand and wonderful day.

People say words are spells. I don't use magic, but I do understand the power of the tongue. "Death and life are in the power of the tongue." (Proverbs 18:21).

That's why I am very intentional with my vocabulary.

I say Hiya instead of "Hey" or "Hi." Hiya is a greeting of light and presence. It feels better in the spirit.

I also don't say "Bless you" or "Bliss you" when someone sneezes. I never say it anymore. I don't bless the sickness. I don't speak a curse of "less" over anyone, and I don't speak a blessing over something I don't want. I say Bliss You (Joy You) in general, but I never cast it on a sneeze.

And here is the wild part: because I stopped saying it, my body stopped sneezing. I don't hold them in—my body literally doesn't have the urge to sneeze around people anymore. It's like my body is so aligned that it won't accept that low-frequency energy.

But the moment I get around an unconscious person and start explaining this truth to them? All of a sudden, the urge hits. It's like they are unknowingly trying to "curse me with sneezes" because the truth is challenging their spirit. 😂

But I don't accept the curse. My body doesn't accept it.

Words are spells. Be careful what you cast.