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The energy of the written word

506 · 2 min read · 12 Sep 2021 · 27 · 16 · 18

The energy of the written word
and its effects on the reader

EVERYTHING IS ESSENTIALLY ENERGY,
BOTH MATERIAL AND INMATERIAL MATTERS

I came up with the idea of writing an article about 'the energy of the written word and its effects on the reader' following an increasingly clear feeling I have when reading articles and stories — not only here on Yoors but also on other media. This also applies to 'image stories' such as reports elsewhere on the Internet and reports on the TV.

Thoughts are energetic vibrations

Thoughts are energetic vibrations and as a result, wording of thoughts contain the energy of those underlying thoughts. The reader is receptive to that energy that is trapped in words.

So depending on how the writer feels about the subject, an article or story will have a more or less positive or negative 'charge'.

Energetic bonding between the writer and the reader

The reader focuses his awareness on the article by reading it. This creates a connection between the reader's energy and the energy of the article (in fact, the writer's energy).

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18 comments

Marc

It's good that you mention this and write about it, because there's a lot of truth in it that's very useful to each of us.

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Maria

everything is energy on this planet, it passes from one side to the other, can be altered, but it is still energy, very good post

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Naturefreak

All makes a lot of sense. Never underestimate the power of words!

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mlourdesbermudez

mlourdesbermudez

Regards. How are you doing? I congratulate you on your work, excellent publication.

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Wendy

I think both the writer and the reader can give a text a positive or negative charge.

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Rudi

I certainly agree with the fact that there is a certain energy that hangs and functions between writer and reader, I experience that every day.

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enigma

Like you, I find negatively charged messages more difficult unless they are seasoned with a good dose of humour, which makes the negative charge a bit more positive.

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Marion's World

Indeed, everything has energy ! So also words. Perhaps words that make its energy even more palpable.

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Leo 1

A written word can be explained and experienced by the reader in many ways. Indeed, the reader's perception determines what he or she reads.

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Diana Lima

Well, I agree with you. If you put good vibrations and positivity in a text, it will spread this good energy to anyone who reads it. Especially in the modern world (the world that was changed forever 20 years ago - the sad recurrence was exactly yesterday),... Show moreWell, I agree with you. If you put good vibrations and positivity in a text, it will spread this good energy to anyone who reads it. Especially in the modern world (the world that was changed forever 20 years ago - the sad recurrence was exactly yesterday), we need positive thoughts and actions to balance out the negative parts. And because life doesn't need to be depressing all the time, we can find good things in it and happy moments to share ❤️

Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

You write: “Depending on how the writer feels about the subject, an article or story will have a more or less positive or negative 'charge'.” The reverse, if the reader is with negative thoughts, he will perceive the text as negative. The reader's perception also determines the feeling: positive, neutral or negative.

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marijke

negative articles are far too many in my view these days. I'm not a reader but something positive I'll take it out again. I'm talking about the newspaper. I read mostly on yoors. I'm pretty sure that negative articles don't give you positive energy.

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Encaustichris

Important blog! In this world where there is so much negativity, I also like to write positively.

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BudgetBabeNL

At these points you are right, when you write, vibrations are always released, can be positive but also negative is the one who writes it. If you are negative, you will keep a more negative writing style, if you are the opposite of negative, then you are... Show moreAt these points you are right, when you write, vibrations are always released, can be positive but also negative is the one who writes it. If you are negative, you will keep a more negative writing style, if you are the opposite of negative, then you are writing to teach someone positive. Of course, is what you write, of course, everyone writes it differently because every person always reads differently than others.

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Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties

Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties

I keep the negative people at a distance, I can't stand that very well. You did write this very well again.

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ppoli61

I am definitely one of those people you would call negative. And I'm fine in my negativity. Indeed, as I hear about vibrations, and positive energy, I get a stomach ache. I think there is no worse racism than the modern attempt to "keep negative people at a distance."

Dewaputra

@ppoli61 I think it is up tp the reader what he decides to read and what not. To call a reader a racist, beacause he doesn't like to read about negativity, tells a lot about you then.