celebrating

Working with seed syllables over the years, I came to realize
that many names of God were based on the final sounds we
make at the time of death. You’re apt to assume you’re going to
heaven if you die with God’s name on your lips. I believe that
the Jewish name for God, “Yahweh,” derives from the sound
of the breath, while “Al-lah, Al-lah, Al-lah” from the heartbeat,
the two last sounds your body makes. As for “God” (the
primordial “Guh”), could this sound relate to the death rattle?
I mentioned purring several times earlier,but it deserves a few
words more because resonasting my trachea, both inhale and
exhale, remains my favorite way to dissolve any accumulated
tensions. If I find my mind overactive when going to sleep, ten
or so good purrs and I’m out of my mind, my body tingle.
Recently I was delighted to discover the following online:
by Gemma Busquets, Barcelona
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