In the ancient traditions it is understood that there is a resonance in the words that create a physical manifestation in the world. In the Hebrew language, words are used to create. And there are many stories that share how words can be used to create or destroy. In Sanskrit, it is seen that every vowel has a vibration that travels up into the universe and then manifests down on earth as a form. In ancient Egypt, many words were not spoken a loud, there would be a physical manifestation. Often metaphors were used instead of certain words. Aramaic is a very ancient language. The Aramaic phrase abraq ad habra is a phrase we know in as abracadabra. The literal translation of abraq ad habra is “I will create as I speak.” Along with challenging our toxic thoughts, it is essential that we become more aware of the words we use and the power they hold. Seeds have amazing creative potential. Think of what one seed can grow into. When we speak to other people, we plant seeds in them. We must become conscious of whether our words are planting seeds of love, hope, and inspiration of whether we are planting seeds of fear. In looking at words in this way, we have the power to curse ourselves, someone else, and the planet.Or we have the power to use our words as a blessing. Saying and thinking, “there is no hope,” is a curse. Saying and thinking,”all things are possible. There is always room for healing,” is a blessing.