A New Language

Language through communication can liberate and open us to our potential and the beauty of our uniqueness, or it can be a cage, a trap where we continuously repeat the past without often being aware that we do it.

The questions Who am I? and Who is in? are at the center of the journey of self-discovery and the longing for a language that expresses who you truly are: spontaneous, immediate, brilliant, unconcerned. When you are at the center of yourself, your perception of reality and its infinite facets is clear, simple, direct and it is then that you can know, without a shadow of doubt, what love, freedom, truth, beauty, life are… This knowledge will not be a knowledge of information or definitions, and you might not be able to put it into logical words… It's just as Mark Twain said, "No wonder the truth is stranger than novels, novels have to make sense." This is the freedom of the new language, it has a meaning that goes beyond rational and linear logic, cause and effect, and the division between past, present and future. Amazement takes the place of meaning, drawing us in more deeply with each passing day. Learning to use the language of truth is an honor, an opportunity and a challenge, especially in the face of the world that is accustomed to the language of personality, masks, mediocrity and survival, because the new language manifests your ability to speakthe truth about yourself – to yourself and to others – without hiding or justifying, without diluting or bending who you are to appear more palatable in search for a comforting reflection.

This book is about understanding this form of self-hypnosis recognizing a deep grammar of conditioning that keeps us small, contracted, incapable, or unwilling to really show up.

In these pages, you find pointers that can help recognize the prison and the potential, and also exercises and inquiries that can support you in fostering a powerful and efficient embodiment of your Authentic Self.