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posted November 29, 2008 04:02 PM         

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Anyone lexigramed religion?

I just noticed the words

"I lie in eon".

Any more your third eye can see?

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posted November 29, 2008 11:24 PM         

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Well, it depends. If you follow Linda's "zebra rule" then the word "NO" cancels out the negatives.

For example:

LIE IN RELIGION? NO!

However, if you do not follow the "zebra rule" then the answer is more ambigious. Which, to me, means that religion has the choice of whether or not to lie (and perhaps by varying degrees).

LIE IN RELIGION OR NO LIE IN RELIGION?
I LIE IN ONE OR ONE LIE IN I?

"Lie" also doesn't always mean a falsehood so that adds another layer of meaning.

Different phrases will reveal different things, obviously. I'm curious about "Religions of the World" and, say, "Protestant Religions" or "Catholic Religion" or "Pagan Religions", etc. Again, if using Linda's zebra rule then the "NO" will cancel the negatives unless the word "YES" is also present. The "NO" would suggest false accusations. Otherwise (if not using the zebra rule), the "NO" still can't be ignored but again, imo, may reveal the choices available.

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posted November 29, 2008 11:55 PM         

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Trying to find my ones on RELIGION and RELIGIONS and RELIGIOUS.
Will post them when I do.

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posted November 29, 2008 11:58 PM         

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As to words such as "lie";
please click on link below.
NEGATIVE WORDS FOUND WHEN LEXIGRAMMING

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posted November 30, 2008 12:40 AM         

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RELIGION

I LEGO
EON GONE
NO GIRL
IRE LION
I LION

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posted November 30, 2008 10:12 PM         

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RELIGION

IGNORE ONE RELIGION LIE
ONE RELIGION REIGN?
NO!
LINGER ON ONE LINER RELIGION?
NO!
NOR GO RING IN RELIGION LINE LIE.
GORE, LIE, IRE,
RILE, ROIL,OGRE...
ORIGIN?
RELIGION LINGO,
RELIGION LORE.
IN RELIGION,
LIE EGO ORIGIN.

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RELIGIONS

RELIGIONS LONG IN LIES!
NO EROS IN RELIGIONS' IRE,
IN RELIGIONS
LIES,
LIES LINGER ON LONG
LONGER
IN RELIGIONS' LIES.
LIES, SIN, REIGNS.
EROS IS GONE IN RELIGIONS.
IN SIN IS RELIGIONS' ORIGINS.
RELIGION IS IN NOISE RISING
IN EGO'S LEGIONS,
IN ONE LINER LINES,
RISING IN LONG SIN SIREN SONG
IN RELIGIONS' EGO ORGIES
RELIGIONS' LIES SIRE IN
SIN ON SIR, SON, NERO,
SENIOR, NILE, SIRE,
ON SINGLE ONES,
ON LONE ONES.
SO RELIGION'S IRON LEGS
RISE IN IRE NOISE,
SINGE, SLING, SOIL,
IN LONG EONS.
RELIGIONS' LINES, LORE, LIE.
EROS ROSE SONG IN IRONS SORE.
EGO'S ORIGINS ROSE IN RELIGION.
SIN ROSE IN RELIGIONS.
RELIGIONS IGNORE
EROS SONG SINGER.
NO EROS SIGN IN RELIGIONS.
RELIGIONS OGLE ORE,
OIL, REGIONS,ISLE.
SO EROS IS LOSER
IN RELIGIONS' LONG REIGN.

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posted December 01, 2008 03:09 PM         

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Lexx,

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posted December 01, 2008 11:54 PM         

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Eleanore

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Again, if using Linda's zebra rule then the "NO" will cancel the negatives unless the word "YES" is also present. The "NO" would suggest false accusations.

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I highly suspect Linda whether consciously or unconsciously...made that rule up
"because of her own name(s)."
I wrote:

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Again the question of negative words has been raised.

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Someone wrote:

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What does it mean if there are more negative words than positive ones in a persons name? Does this mean they are evil or very bad in some way?

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I replied:

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No! Such words, especially under 4 letters in length are very common in many names. It all depends on what other words appear to alter things. Also it can mean one hates lies or liars, and not be one themselves.
Linda Goodman's own birth name...Mary Alice Kemery has such things in it.
I AM A REAL LIAR.
I LIE.
MY KARMIC CRIME, I LIE.
MY KARMA.
I AM LAME.
I CRY.
So do you believe that about her?
One can find good and bad things in anyone's name.
Is that why she changed her name? Doubtful, as she had I AM GOOD, AND I AM NO GOOD, in her new name.
I see no logical way that by having the word "YES" (which she did not have) how it would have made any difference.
For example:
IF she had the word "YES"..
It would still invite contradiction.
YES I AM GOOD
YES I AM NO GOOD
Pretty much the same outcome as she had using
her name "Linda Goodman"
I AM GOOD
I AM NO GOOD
"YES" does NOT cancel out either the positive nor the negative.
If anything it amplifies both! By confirming and contradicting both the positive and the negative.!)

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posted December 02, 2008 04:57 AM         

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Hi, LEXX. Yes, I was trying to point out both ways I've come across them being done. Which is why I added the "if" in italics and also why I continued with

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Otherwise (if not using the zebra rule), the "NO" still can't be ignored but again, imo, may reveal the choices available.

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Sometimes the words "NO" and "YES" are easy to overlook if anyone is expecting to see certain positive or negative words in any phrase, too. I hoped I was being clear and not appearing to promote either method. I think both options have merits and can be accurate depending on the particular phrase/situation.

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posted December 02, 2008 04:59 AM           

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LEXX, KISS MY ASS!!!!

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posted December 02, 2008 06:11 AM         

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Lotusheartone, I don't know what may be bothering you but I'm kindly asking you (and everyone else who is reading this) to refrain from that kind of behavior at LM. If there is a calm and rational way to approach any issues you have, I would be glad to try. Perhaps you'd prefer to contact me at my mod email, EleanoreLL@hotmail.com and/or you can always take an issue to Randall, as well.

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posted December 02, 2008 08:25 AM         

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Eleanore
You were very clear in your description on the Zebra rule for nay or yay...to employ or not to employ!
No problem!

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posted December 04, 2008 02:46 PM         

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Lotus has permanently left the building.

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posted December 20, 2008 12:35 PM         

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By the way, thanks, Eleanore.

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