It doesn't matter whether we say something is English, Greek or Latin, all of these are straight up out of African origins, and the original speakers of those versions were black Africans. This must be so, otherwise science falls apart and breaks all of its own rules just to satisfy a few of you. Look up definitions, meanings and etymologies for IE and EG. Bottom line is that, since IE is IU is DU-ality, when we say IE, all we are saying is, “I just said something using one form of the duality, now let me say the same thing using another form of the duality.” We have many special phrases for it such as “In other words,” “another way of saying the same thing,” “that is to say,” “for example,” “metaphor,” “etc,,” “and so on,” “the other way around,” “vice versa,” “simply put,” “semble put,”...
[“Put” and Put-cycle being the group of elementals who are co-creators, the Many forms of the One.] What we've been saying lately is everything in creation and taking place in this universe is another way, a different way of saying, showing, expressing, manifesting the same thing.
Preexistence is the basis of everything, thus everything is the IE and EG of Preexistence, because everything is the IU and SU of Preexistence. So it really doesn't matter whether we say IE or EG. To say something another way is the same thing as giving an example and a for instance and a such as. EG is GE is JE is IE is IU. Through the Egyptian language we've explored, we see many instances of the switch-flipping of letters resulting in different spellings of the same word meaning the same thing, as surely as lisa, lissa, lyssa, lysa, lyza, liza, leeza, lesra, luz, lesa, leesa, liz, liesa are the same, as well as Lori, Glory, Gloria.
