This nOde
last updated March 12th, 2006 and
is permanently morphing...
(11 K'an (Lizard) / 2 K'umk'u - 24/260 -
12.19.13.2.4)

glossolalia
glossolalia (glô´se-lâ´lê-e,
glòs´e-) noun
1. Fabricated and nonmeaningful
speech, especially such speech associated with a
trance
state or certain
schizophrenic
syndromes.
2. GIFT OF
TONGUES.
[New Latin : Greek glossa, tongue
+ Greek lalein, to babble.]
I mention these "effects" to invite
the
attention
of experimentalists, whether they be
shamans
or scientists. There is something going on with these compounds that is not
part of the normal presentational spectrum of
hallucinogenic
drug experience. When one begins to experiment with one's voice, unanticipated
phenomena become possible. One experiences glossolalia, although unlike classical
glossolalia, which has been studied. Students of classical glossolalia
have measured pools of saliva eighteen inches across on the floors of South
American churches where people have been kneeling. After classical glossolalia
has occurred, the glossolaliasts often turn to ask the people nearby, "Did I
do it? Did I speak in tongues?" This hallucinogen induced phenomenon isn't like
that; it's simply a brain state that allows the expression of the assembly language
that lies behind
language,
or a primal language of the sort that Robert Graves discussed in _The White
Goddess_, or a
Kabbalistic
language of the sort that is described in the Zohar, a primal ur sprach that
comes out of oneself. One discovers one can make the extradimensional objects
-- the feeling-toned, meaning-toned, three-dimensional rotating complexes
of transforming
light
and color. To know this is to feel like a child. One is playing with colored
balls; one has become the Aeon.
-
Terence
McKenna - _Tryptamine Hallucinogens and Consciousness_
track _Speaking in Tongues_ MP3
by Spacetime Continuum and Terence McKenna off of
_Alien
Dreamtime_
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And what they meant was use
your voice to make an object. And as I understood, I felt a
bubble
kind of grow inside of me. And I watched these little elf tykes jumping
in and out of my chest; they like to do that to reassure you. And they
said, 'Do it.' And I felt
language
rise up in me that was unhooked from english, and I began to speak.. like
this, 'Ehh yo ca dem wa, etc.. .. or words to that effect. And I wondered
then what it all meant and why it felt so good if it didn't mean anything.
And I thought about it, a few years actually, and I decided that meaning
and language are two different things. And that what the alien voice in
the
psychedelic
experience wants to reveal is the syntactical nature of
reality.
That the real secret of
magic
is that the world is made of words, and that if you know the words that
the world is made of you can make of it whatever you wish. (More unintelligible
tongue here..) And one of the things that I learned about
DMT
was that if you've ever had it, even just once, then you can have a
dream,
and in this dream somebody will pull out a little glass pipe, and then
it will happen! It will happen just like the real thing. Because there's
a button somewhere inside each and every one of us that gives you a look
into the other side. And that's the button that resets the compass that
tells you where you want to sail. Good luck...
- recorded live February
27th, 1993 (8 Ak'bal (House)/8
Aq'ab'al (Foredawn) - 203/260 - 12.18.19.16.3
first mention of Glossolalia in
Usenet:
From: mhuxt!presley (mhuxt!presley)
Subject: Proposal for new
newsgroup
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Date: 1982-05-31 22:22:14
PST
My dictionary defines glossolalia as an ecstatic utterance of unintelligible speechlike sounds as a manifestation of deep religious experiences. I'd like to propose a new newsgroup:
net.glossolalia
The purpose of the newsgroup
would be to collect in one place all of flaming and counterflaming going
on in the
net.
Subjects would include what to name groups and which groups to proscribe
because they offend one of the vocal members of the group.
Joe Presley, BTL Murray Hill, cbosg!mhuxt!presley
