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Matías de Stefano, on Starseed Speak, treats grammar as a map of energy. A verb, in this lesson, is how a person pronounces force. It carries intention and decides what can manifest. Early speech, he says, named an object and then marked that the object was moving, which is why one English stem can be noun or verb. If everything can be set moving, the creation is one continuing action and the maker is that action. Genesis days are not clocks. They are periods storytellers used for stages beyond their calendars, and the waters picture waves they could not measure another way. Each sentence, he claims, plants a small form. Those forms gather in the records he calls akashic, so later listeners seem to channel the same material. Nine vowels are his portal of sound. A musical note is noise born where tension meets vibration. Wise people in an age he calls Atlantean, he says, built languages to resonate with the land. That picture is his teaching, not a chronology of ages.
Key points
- He treats a verb as the part of speech that loads a sentence with energy and intention.
- Because any thing can be set in motion, he says the whole creation is action, and therefore the maker is the verb.
- Days and waters in Genesis are, for him, ancient pictures of long stages and of waves, not a laboratory timeline.
- Spoken sentences, he claims, seed small forms that gather into larger beings, which is why different people seem to channel the same material.
- Nine vowels are his sound portal, and a musical note is noise born from tension and vibration.
- Teachers in an age he calls Atlantean built languages to match the land, which he offers as his own memory of resonance.
Short quotes
power of the verb because it's the one that energetically encodes all the energy the strength to make something
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
In his lesson, a verb is what loads a sentence with the force to make something happen. Watch at 4:40
verb so it means also that the entire universe is a constant Action Moving
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
He then calls the whole universe one ongoing action. Watch at 7:38
that's why they said water so we cannot take all these stories that were told by people that
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
Water in those creation stories, he says, was a picture for something the tellers could not measure. Watch at 14:04
portal of sound so these sounds are vowels and these vowels are nine and we
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
He organizes the sound portal as nine vowels. Watch at 22:16
sonus a noise generated by tension and vibration so what is the principle of
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
A note, in this lesson, is noise made when tension starts a vibration. Watch at 38:18
ancient times in the atlantan times the wise people understood that the Universe was resonance and vibration and because
Matías de Stefano, Verb sound and resonance
He says wise people in an Atlantean age understood the universe as resonance. Watch at 48:33
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