Soul Renovation - School of Soul
Apr 15, 2024
What does 'SENSE' mean?
Picking apart children's textbooks! The system has been running game on us since day 1 - the disadvantage was purposeful. We've been jipped -
Let's work through the Etymology of the word 'SENSE.'
There are 11 meanings for the word SENSE.
ONLY 1 refers exclusively to what we consider the 5 'socially acceptable senses', AND ALL the rest describe INTUITION and one's soul state in regards to 'FEELINGS.' - Not to be misinterpreted with touch.
The one we were taught: Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch.
ALL THE REST
1. A meaning conveyed or intended. 'I sensed she needed it.'
2. The faculty of perceiving by means.
3. A definite but often vague awareness or impression- 'A sense of insecurity,', 'A sense of danger.'
4. Conscious awareness or rationality - 'She finally came to her senses.'
5. A particular sensation or kind or quality of sensation. - 'Sensation is emotionally triggered.'
6. Motivating awareness - 'A sense of shame, a sense of responsibility.'
7. A discerning awareness and appreciation - 'Her sense of humour.'
8. Consensus - the sense of a meeting. 'An overall feeling of a meeting.'
9. Capacity for effective application - 'This decision makes sense.'
10. To be insensitive - Hurt someone's FEELINGS.
Let's look at the history - in Christianity - 'faculty of perception to import interpretation. Latin roots -an undertaking of meaning - SENTIRE -' perceive, feel, know, figuratively and literally meaning 'to find ones way.' or 'to go mentally.' from the root - SENT - 'to go,' 'to go, travel, have in mind…. Old English? 'Way, journey,' 'be conscious inwardly of one's state or condition.'
I'll leave it up to you - does this sound like - Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste or Touch?
How interesting.
