“By your words you will be justified.”
“Twilight Language” is becoming trendy. One might say it is approaching the fabled high status “influencer” plateau—“going viral.”
Some people online have detected a trend, smelled a money-making opportunity and are discoursing on the subject as if they were experts, which they may be.
I am not.
I wrote an eponymous book about Twilight language in 2021, founded on information excavated in 2001, in Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare.
Obtaining knowledge of “Twilight Language” is an open-ended, ongoing process of discovery, some of it intuitive.
I’m not accustomed to encountering “experts” in the field.
I do see students: myself, and my colleague Matthew Bell, whose recent Substack column, “Twilight Language: Towards an Analysis” is the real deal in terms of a probing examination of a highly recondite subject.
Fiat Lux
God brought the universe into being with words. The compact economy of the Latin language encapsulates it best, “Fiat Lux” (Let there be light”).
The primordial man, Adam, was divinely tasked with naming God’s creatures (Genesis 2:19-20), and it would seem that the names He gave them shaped their characteristics.
Words have such power that Jesus said we will have to answer for every idle one we utter: "I tell you, on the Day of Judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak, for by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned” (Matthew 12:36-37).
Eavesdrop on the talk of a coach to his or her champion football, basketball or some other major American sporst team. It wouldn’t matter if they were playing extra-terrestrial giants, “seldom would be heard a discouraging word,” as the song says.
The coach would be speaking the language of can-do. Winners don’t talk defeatism. In Edmund Rostand’s play “Cryano de Bergerac,” the odds are catastrophically against Cyrano’s outnumbered troops, yet the poet-swordsman announces, “The enemy has us surrounded. We shall not let him escape!” Invincibility begins with Cyrano.
His words must be backed up by courage, skill and muscle, otherwise they constitute magical thinking. Yet without the positivity, the sure-fire belief, the odds of victory are slim to none.
“Language” is more than words. Shapes forming visual symbols are language, a so too are music and mathematics. For good or ill, all these are employed to bypass our waking consciousness and “speak” to our subconscious.
On May 30, 1977, at the height of the Son of Sam murder series in New York City, a hand-written letter was sent to New York Daily News columnist Jimmy Breslin by a member of the killer cult. It was signed, “Wicked King Wicker,” among other handles. The newspaper published excerpts in its June 5 edition.
Wicker is associated with immolation and human sacrifice. Julius Caesar in his Commentarii de Bello Gallico (Book VI, c. 50 BCE), describes rituals in Gaul involving “wicker men.”
Caesar reported that Druids constructed large wicker effigies, crammed them with human scapegoats and rebels, and burned them as offerings to the gods. His image of a giant, human-shaped burning structure became a lasting symbol of ritual oblation.
We encountered it again in 1973, in the British horror film The Wicker Man starring Christopher Lee, and then annually, beginning in 1986 with the Burning Man Festival in Nevada’s Back Rock desert.
In today’s audio book podcast, the section on Twilight Language and the processing of the Group Mind which occurred in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attack, is analyzed and I hope, to some extent decoded.
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