Chapter Ten

On being hammered by words!

When speaking about the hammering power of words, one more thing might need to be mentioned. Individuals who are assigned the lower indicant word codes due to the strings that attach them to lower castes or social or some other positions, will exhibit the effect of the impact of the crushing words, more.

For instance, when a Brahmin of yore, addresses his son with a ‘Nee’, the crushing power of the impact will be negligible. This is because that son himself will have many persons to concede ‘respect’ to him, and thus hold him up. Not only that, when this son uses such words as ‘Nee’ (Injhi), ‘Avan’ (Oan), ‘Aval’ (Oal) etc. to and about them, the force of reaction that comes back upon him would act as an uplifting force of social buoyancy. This would help him by adding an enhancement to his mental and physical stature.

At the same time, when a person who has been terribly suppressed by the caste hierarchy, uses the word ‘Nee’ or ‘Injhi’ to address his son, there would be a terrific hammering impact on the addressed son.

-NOTE: Various kinds of supernatural software codes do act together to design the human body and mind. Codes created by the language words are only one among them. There are many other items which are not words. A minor description of this theme can be seen in this author’s book: Software codes of mantra, tantra, witchcraft, black magic, evil eye, evil tongue &c.-

On thinking through this path, it would be seen that populations who have not been subordinated to the Brahmin religion may not get affected much by the assault of the word codes. For example, the Muslims and Christians who appeared in this subcontinent via means of religious conversion or otherwise, would get to feel the impact of this assault very meagrely. However, the general Satanism in the verbal codes might still affect them in other ways.

In the 1780s, a British naval ship was captured by the French navy. The English sailors inside it were handed over to Sultan Tipu (Tipu Sulthaan), who was a small-time king of the South Asian subcontinent.

Of them, a young man named James Scurry was taken by some subordinates of Sultan Tipu, and made a menial servant in their household. After that, for around 10 long years, he lived as a menial servant in their household. He was made to learn the local feudal vernacular. He learnt to sit on the floor and eat food along with the other servants of the householders. He was made to one among the menial servants.

He wore the worn-out dress of his masters. He was made to sleep on the floor.

He lived bearing the degrading words and the lower indicant code words of the words YOU, HE, HIM, HIS etc. of his masters. His body features slowly changed to that of a Chekkan/Cherukkan (servant boy) of the local vernacular. He was so used to sitting on the floor that he forgot as to how to sit on a chair.

When the English army eventually defeated Sultan Tipu, he went home back to England.

However, many Englishmen found it quite difficult to accept him as an Englishman. For, his body features had changed so much toward the body features of a lower class menial servant of the South Asian subcontinent.

Not only that, the natural pose of self-confidence and self-esteem which are natural to native-Englishmen had got erased in him. He had lost the confidence to sit at a dining table and eat. To get back all his native personality features, it took him years. To know more about his story, Read the story of James Scurry!