In Every Sense Of The WordUnity Consciousness #2117

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( 9ajm of 11)

“In every sense of the word” is a phrase often used in terms of loving someone. The person will say I love you in every sense of the word. Unfortunately this is not what they mean.

In order to love someone in every sense of the word love, the person must also incorporate the other side of love: hate.

As discussed many times elsewhere, no word has any meaning without its opposite complement. Therefore, the meaning of every word always has at least two parts. Both parts make up every sense of a word.

None of this should be that surprising to those who subscribe to the Judaeo-Christian bible that speaks of the word existing in the beginning and how all things started with, emanated from and are manifested by one word. This then also explains how creation exists in every sense of the word.

This is why when we use the phrase “in every sense of the word” we should be mindful that that phrase includes both sides of the two truths and even more sides when those truths are further divided.

Not only must every sense of the word love include hate; but also every sense of the word Creator must include Destroyer and every sense of good must include evil and so on must no man put asunder what God has joined as universal pairings of meaning that bring fullness to understandings.