any section were to be quarantined because of our
own personal judge-ments and preference, then we
would be impinging on another’s free will choice to
read from that section, should they have the desire
to. That is how our own personal judge-ments, prejudices, and biases can actually limit others’ growth
when we choose to suppress information.
Each and every one of us has a completely unique
life experience, based on all the things we’ve seen,
places we’ve been, books we’ve read and knowledge
we have acquired along our own journey, and we
each hold a one-of-a kind piece that fits into a universal puzzle. We now know that his-story has been
fragmented, re-written, manipulated, and whitewashed throuout the millennia, and it is now not
only our duty, but also our great pleasure and joy
as a species to be sitting around a universal table,
all contributing our individual piece of information to put this puzzle back together in order to see
the bigger picture, and if even a single one of us
chooses to with-hold our unique piece because of
how we think others will react to it, then we are doing a huge dis-service to others who need that piece
in order to finally see what they may have been
searching for their entire life, just as I was.
I know if someone had chosen to with-hold the
things that I now know because of how
I would react to it, then I would never be
where I currently am today and would not have
found the answers that I had been seeking my
ENTIRE LIFE, and I couldn’t imagine what could
be more valuable. To me that would be the
ultimate crime… the obstruction of information.
Now that we’ve dis-cussed my views on Syncretics,
lets explain etymology. In order to introduce you to
the under-standing of the mechanics of word
etymology, we are going to show you the very
etymology of the word ‘etymology’.
The very word ‘etymology’ comes from much more
ancient roots, spanning throughout his-story and
many different cultures and languages, as is the case
for all words and forms of language and communication.
comes from: ethimolegia
from Old
French et(h)imologie (14c., Modern French
étymologie), from Latin etymologia, from Greek
etymologia, properly
, from the root words of: etymon “TRUE
SENSE” (neuter of etymos
related
to eteos
) + logia
(see - logy).
So etymology is a compound word, which comes
from the root words of Logia, meaning ‘
and etym, meaning
. So in
other words, we’re talking about getting to the true
essence of what concepts mean by studying the very
used to describe these concepts. Now let’s
dive into what the word esoteric means and how we
can apply it in order to gain wisdom and
understanding.
Esoteric comes from Greek esoterikos
from esotero
,
comparative adverb of
, related to eis
(see en-).
In English, originally of Pythagorean doctrines.
According to Lucian, the division of teachings into
and
, originated with Aristotle.
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