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A Grand Rising Beloveds: Why I Choose Not to Say “Good Morning”

My friends have been sending me “good morning” memes on Facebook, and I have been gently letting them know that I prefer not to receive that phrase.

I know their intention is kind. I receive the love behind the greeting. This reflection is not about correcting anyone. It is about sharing why I have become more conscious of the words I allow to be repeated in my own field.

Ever since my life review on November 3, 2000, when I was given the opportunity to look into my own subconscious and witness my experiences from various states of consciousness and points of view, I have become much more aware of how easily the subconscious can be impressed.

Since then, I have been exploring how everyday words, sounds, symbols, and repeated phrases shape our inner world. I have also been inspired to notice contradictory thoughts in my own field, along with the words and ideas that keep projecting the illusion of separation.

My desire is to gently slide away from thoughts and emotions created through the illusion of separation, time, birth, death, and the unnecessary misery and pain that can come with those beliefs. This is why I felt moved to write this reflection and share some of the wisdom I have received through my own experience, along with the language teachings of Laurel Airica. 💛

Why Language Feels Designed

There is a question that has lived in the back of my mind for many years:

Why would there be conscious manipulation of language?

Who benefits when people speak words without knowing their deeper meanings, their origins, or the impressions they may be placing into the subconscious mind?

A quote often attributed to Peter Kreeft expresses the idea this way:

“Control language and you control thought; control thought and you control action; control action and you control the world.”

From what I discovered during my life review, I feel this has much to do with the programming of the subconscious mind and its relationship with the body, the autonomic nervous system, and the way we participate in creation through thought, feeling, sound, symbol, and speech.

Whether or not every shift in language was intentionally engineered, the effect can be similar. When we do not know what our words once meant, or what they sound like to the subconscious, we may not realize how they are shaping our beliefs, relationships, emotions, and sense of reality.

Morning and Mourning

When someone says “good morning,” I know they usually mean, “May your day be good.”

I receive the kindness.

At the same time, the word morning carries the same sound as mourning. This is not an etymological claim. I am not saying the two words have the same root. I am speaking about sound, repetition, and the impression words may leave upon the subconscious mind.

To my conscious mind, I can separate the spelling. But the subconscious responds deeply to sound, symbol, repetition, and feeling.

Laurel Airica expresses this beautifully when she says, “My words may be more connected through sound than through meaning.”

This is the heart of my reflection. I am not saying every word has only one fixed meaning. I am noticing how sound itself can carry an impression, especially when repeated day after day.

For this reason, I personally choose greetings that feel more life-giving in my field, such as:

Grand rising.
Bright day.
Good day.
Top of the day to you.

I especially like “Top of the day to you” as a cheerful variation on the old familiar phrase, without repeating the sound I am choosing to avoid. These words feel lighter in my body. They point my awareness toward rising, radiance, presence, and life.

For me, words are not just labels. They are little levers within the mechanism of creation. They carry impressions. They influence thought. They shape feeling. They become part of the atmosphere we live in.

This is why I choose my words with care.

The Hidden Roots of Words

One more reflection: we are taught words and even taught how to think, yet many of us were never introduced to etymology — the roots, histories, and journeys of the words we use every day.

When I began looking more deeply, I learned that words often carry older meanings that are very different from how we use them now. For example, smart once carried the meaning of sharp pain, and nice once had meanings related to ignorance before it later shifted toward pleasantness.

Discovering this made me much more deliberate with language.

It helped me realize that words are not neutral to me. They carry memory, frequency, sound, history, and emotional imprint. Knowing where words come from helps me choose words that align more closely with life, love, clarity, grace, and conscious creation.

A Reflection From Laurel Airica

Laurel Airica’s reflections on language have offered me much food for thought. In the video linked below, she speaks about English, sound, meaning, contradiction, and the way language can echo and reflect consciousness. She also speaks about the possibility of tuning up language, bringing through new words, and listening more carefully to what words are revealing beneath the surface.

You can watch the video here:

Here is another one of her earlier videos:

This Is a Personal Choice

This is not about correcting anyone.

It is simply an invitation into awareness.

When I ask my friends not to send me “good morning” memes, I am not rejecting their kindness. I am choosing what I allow to be repeated in my field.

I am choosing words that uplift my inner world.

I am choosing words that support the life I am consciously creating.

I am choosing greetings that feel aligned with rising, remembering, and returning to the truth of who and what we are.

May our words be born of grace.
May they become gentle spells of love, clarity, and life.
May our hearts remain open, and may our days be bright as we gently soften the illusion of separation and linear time, remembering the truth of oneness and unified consciousness.

With reverence for life, resolve, grace, and love,
Sophia-Taniah -The One Who Flows With The River 🌊 💛 💙 🌹🌊 🕊️ 🍃
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