“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” (United States Constitution)

So basically, to each his own. We are free to speak as we wish, so long as it does not entice violence or promote treason, you are free to say what is on your mind. And we are free to so in a public manner.

“The amendment to the U.S. Constitution that guarantees freedom of religion, freedom of expression (including speech, press, assembly, association, and belief), and freedom to petition the government for a redress of grievances” (Nolos Plain English Law Dictionary)

The freedom to practice and preach religion iw protected in this Amenment, With good reason too. Without this, the governemnt could choose one religion for alll of the constituents… that is scary.

I am grateful for the freedom to express my feelings and opinions. Religion is not my forte, but I have no problems with the words being spoken and shared.

I am also grateful for the freedom to speak with free will, I can argue politics, family, love, money, all of the thiings that happen in life without fear of persecution for going against the grain.

The 1st Amendment also gives us the right to tell our governement when they are doing wrong, this gives the right to petition with bills and laws for the good of the people. Pretty nifty…

Isn’t America…. awesome!?

References:

United States Constitution. Amendment 1.

First Amendment (Cornell University’s Legal Information Institute)

Definition provided by Nolo’s Plain-English Law Dictionary.

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(lol), well above average (like George Carlin’s)). The writer uses a bit too many foreign words, for my taste, but his language is  a true beauty. His he an expert. He even knows Russian words that I don’t (its a pleasure to look them up). Wish I could talk to Carlin… Sometimes I watch c-span just to listen to proper English, some of yo-all can speak. lol.  Life could be made a bit more beautiful by better speech, and it has to have a good effect on the mind.
 And so I wonder as I wander around NYC in a winter jacket, wool hat and sleepers with no sucks….

Living in Spanglish. Since I have been reading books ever since
I was a little kid, I have always been surrounded by beautiful language. And I always valued
language and “speech/literary expression” style. Basically I kinda
think “in words”. I can’t think in colors (for example), can’t think in sounds (much), I
can do visual, I can do smells, but I like words best. I guess I think as a writer:
when one writes a story, one creates images with words (at the end, it is visual but the
reader consumes it in words  and “visual”, in this instance, is the picture constructed in reader’s
mind by words. The actual picture doesn’t exist (it is different for everybody), there fore the
words are important by themselves (even if the reader will not get the picture, the beauty
of language may concur his heart). Literature is more than just meaning. Beauty of
words is its own power.  So since I have always read, this pleasure was always there for me.
For the last decade, in two different languages! Now I don’t read anymore. But I still love
words, so I pay a lot of attention to the way people use them. Man, man, man, spoken
language is so primitive! It is SAD.  Are people loosing this ability since its not as necessary as
before? (text & inet slang is “what’s up” now) Probably not, I just haven’t been paying as much
attention before.  One of my very favorite writers is still alive. He does off-life
interview (people post questions, he gives answers). Been reading it for 15 years. His language
is beautiful. It is even better than mine (lol). (I never really paid attention to my language,
lately I do, and it seems to be quite excellent (lol), well above average (like George
Carlin’s)). The writer uses a bit too many foreign words, for my taste, but his language is  a true
beauty. His he an expert. He even knows Russian words that I don’t (its a pleasure to look them
up). Wish I could talk to Carlin… Sometimes I watch c-span just to listen to proper English, some
of yo-all can speak. lol.  Life could be made a bit more beautiful by better speech, and it has
to have a good effect on the mind.
 And so I wonder as I wander around NYC in a winter jacket, wool hat
and sleepers with no sucks….
with beautiful language in MY mind…

     The people who don’t listen to others are the most pessimistic and unsocial human beings . Being a good listener is the key to be a good speaker and to succeed in life . It helps to build your life ease and sound .

     If you think about something , your opinion counts and you need more opinions to approve it . So, there is no way to go ahead , just begin listening others . Who knows you gonna get a valuable decision from others’ tongue .

    It doesn’t mean that you have to listen to all the people who come across your way, but if any voice comes to you focusing at you , then first listen to it . Figure out what’s the matter is ? Useless ? Ignore it . If it is for the betterment of  life , just note it . And try to follow it directly or indirectly .

    Listen to kids , listen to your elders , listen to poor, listen to your heart . Just keep on practising and think about  ”how to be  a good listener .” It’s one of the most important characteristics in your personality .

I also discovered that the unconscious mind that produces our dreams must be obeyed because it is saintly and perfect. Jung didn’t have a religious attitude after discovering that the unconscious mind is God’s mind. He was afraid of the unconscious mind because he couldn’t see the entire content of the human psyche.

I clarified everything that was confused and obscure in his work because I continued his research. I discovered the evil anti-conscience, which is our primitive and violent conscience that remains in an animal condition. The anti-conscience generates mental illnesses within our human conscience and distorts our behavior all the time. It keeps invading our human conscience and trying to control our behavior.

This is the explanation for all the unexplained phenomena observed in our world. There is a saintly God who sends us precious messages in our dreams. When we master the dream language thanks to Carl Jung’s discoveries, and thanks to my discoveries after continuing his research, we are able to have a direct communication with God, since the unconscious mind that produces our dreams is God’s mind.

God speaks in dreams by sending us objective and real information, besides giving us many lessons about our psychological content, our behavior, our world, the other people around us, and many other things. The unconscious mind is the voice of divine providence.

If you are atheistic and you dislike the idea of believing in the existence of God and on the fact that human beings have a satanic origin, you have to be humble and admit that you are too ignorant. My discoveries confirm God’s existence, besides confirming the evilness and the absurdity that characterize the human race.

I already gave you many scientific lessons about the content of the human mind and the miraculous psychotherapy of the unconscious mind through dream messages in my previous articles. I also showed you that there is a spiritual reality besides the material one, even thought our current civilization is atheistic and materialistic.

Unfortunately, human beings are under-developed primates. We possess only a tiny human conscience and a huge wild conscience (anti-conscience).

The real reasons of our suffering have their origin in the remote past, when the first live conscience appeared on the Universe without any organization. The anti-conscience is the result of the accidental formation of the first live conscience.

God is the result of the organization of the live conscience. Without organization a conscience can only become crazy. It will unavoidably end up on terror and despair. Only through organization and goodness can a live conscience have a positive and healthy functioning.

Goodness is the only antidote against craziness and despair. This is why only goodness can put an end to evilness and terror.

The unconscious mind that produces your dreams tries to organize your anti-conscience by transforming it into a human being while you follow the guidance you receive in your dreams. You have to cooperate with the wise unconscious mind so that you may eliminate your evil nature.

You cannot kill your anti-conscience. You must transform it into a sensitive and sensible content through consciousness.

You can easily achieve this goal through dream therapy. Normal individuals or depressed and neurotic patients are cured from the absurdity they have inherited in a few months of psychotherapy.

Psychotic and schizophrenic individuals need many years of psychotherapy in order to recover their lost human conscience. However, their cure is guaranteed. Dream therapy is the only method of psychotherapy that guarantees the cure of all mental illnesses because the unconscious mind can cure all mental disorders or physical diseases, since it is God’s mind.

Humanity can find salvation by following the guidance of the wise unconscious mind. Everyone will prevent all mental disorders before becoming mentally ill. This is how we will definitively eliminate all mental illnesses on Earth.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to accurately translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at:

http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

http://www.booksirecommend.com

Everyone wishes to speak to let their views be known and opinions be considered. Its entirely right but what if your silence is far better than speaking.

Silence not for unconcern but for total inclusion and full participation. Did something wrong, mum didn’t like it, she didn’t speak a word, her looks said it all I felt really bad and quickly was remorseful. In a similar situation, she spoke aloud, insulted me and deep within me, I replied and insulted her.

Indeed, her silence was best to make me regret and accept my mistake. Don’t forget, too much of it is bad. Talking at certain times is a nuisance. Too much talking ends you up exaggerating then makes you a liar because both are linked to each other.

To be wise, speak when you genuinely have to, when its right, when its necessary.

Silence can indeed be better than speaking at certain instances.

To be arrested for a homosexual offence could break careers and destroy lives and for many marriage was a means whereby rumours about ones sexuality could be denied and gossip deflected; but it was an unhappy arrangement however, and for some was not even an option. More overtly effeminate men were particularly vulnerable to harassment and it was amongst this group that the use of polari became increasingly commonplace.

Amongst the upper-classes homosexuality was largely turned a blind-eye to and even indulged as long as those who were homosexual behaved with at least a modicum of discretion and were not caught in flagrante delicto.  This was not the case for the middle classes or those who worked in the professions. Throughout the 1950’s and early 1960’s numerous, barristers, lawyers, teachers, doctors, and prominent men of business were arrested and saw their careers ended as a result of a homosexual indiscretion, and it was not uncommon for the wife of a homosexual man to cover for her husband to preserve the standard of living that he provided for herself and her family at a time when far fewer women were employed and those that were worked in poorly paid jobs devoid of prospects.

Within the working classes homosexuality was simply unacceptable. Anyone accused of a homosexual act would invariably be abandoned by his family, be ostracised by his local community, and live in constant fear of physical abuse. Known homosexuals would often be rounded up by the Police for random questioning whenever a sexual crime had been committed against a minor on the grounds that as “perverts” they were always likely suspects.

The decade prior to the 1950’s, however, had been a boom time for sexual activity of all kinds. The war years had witnessed a breakdown in the strict moral code that governed British behaviour and provided ample opportunity for people to indulge their sexual predilections. The number of young men, often from abroad, in uniform on Britain’s streets looking for a good time increased a thousand-fold. The black-out meant that there was very little chance of being caught. Indeed, it was possible to not even see the person you were having sex with and there was a sharp increase in gay and transvestite prostitution. Many a soldier was to find himself not only fleeced of his money  but also to be the recipient of something other than what he thought he had paid for.

The coming of peace, however, saw a crackdown on the licentiousness of the war years and the thick moral blanket that had briefly been removed was swiftly reimposed. The Authorities were eager to stop what they perceived to be the slide into moral decay and their weapons were to be the Police and the Law. Censorship was enforced in the theatre, many Nightclubs were closed down, and homosexuality was forced back underground.

Among those prosecuted during this period were the brilliant mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing who had been awarded the OBE for his work at Bletchley Park during the war in cracking the German Enigma Code. In January, 1952, he reported a man he had met in Manchester, Arnold Murray, for breaking into his house. During their investigations however, the Police discovered that Turing and Murray had in fact been lovers. Both men were subsequently charged with acts of indecency under Section II of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1885. The same law under which Oscar Wilde had been prosecuted. Found guilty, Turing, rather than go to prison, chose to undergo a course of chemical castration. Despite agreeing to participate in a course of treatment that was still in its experimental stage, Turing saw his life ruined. He lost his job at G.C.H.Q (The British centre for intelligence gathering) was refused entry to America to continue his work, and the public humiliation he found difficult to endure.  On 8 June, 1954, he committed suicide by taking a bite from an apple laced with cyanide.

Another prominent figure to fall foul of the law was the recently knighted actor, Sir John Gielgud. In 1953, he was arrested for cottaging in a Chelsea public lavatory. Convicted of lewd behaviour many, including himself, thought it would see the end of his career. But Sir John was from an old and distinguished theatrical family and the acting profession rallied around him. Even so, he avoided public appearances and turned down many screen roles for sometime to come and admitted to feeling personally humiliated by the experience for the rest of his life.    

Homosexuality had once again been reduced to a clandestine activity committed at the dead of night in public parks, secret partitions in pubs known only to its clientele, and the locked basement rooms of nightclubs. As the Turing case had shown sex between consenting adults even in the privacy of ones own home was no protection against prosecution.  Neither was fame and fortune and many prominent men including the playwright Noel Coward, the fashion photographer and costume designer Cecil Beaton, the composer Benjamin Britten, and the poet and war hero Siegfried Sassoon lived in constant fear of being exposed.

Secrecy then was paramount and consequently the 1950’s saw a revival in the use of Polari, many words of which such as blag, barney, clobber, khazi, naff, scarper, and strides have since become commonplace. It wasn’t ony used to fool the Authorities and within gay venues but was also a means by which gay people could meet one another outside of the usual haunts, it being assumed that only another homosexual would be familiar with the language.

Polari, however, became more widely known to the public when a segment of the popular Around the Horne Radio Show was devoted to the exploits of Julian and Sandy, two overtly camp men played by the actors Kenneth Williams and Hugh Paddick who regularly used Polari in their sketches.

Polari began to go out of fashion following the passage of the Sexual Offences Act of 1967, which became law following a series of successful Private Members Bills and passed by the Labour Home Secretary Roy Jenkins. It legalised same gender sex for consenting adults aged over 21 for the first time.  With the legalisation of homosexuality a means by which gay people could communicate without fear harassment no longer seemed required.

A Brief Glossary of Polari Words and Expressions:

Aunt Nelly Fakes – Earrings

Bona – Good

Bona Drag – Good Costume

Bijou – Small

Blag – Pick up

Bod – Body

Barney – Fight

Bona Nochy – Good Night

Bonaroo – Wonderful

Butch – Masculine

Camp – Effeminate

Bungery – Pub

Khazi – Toilet

Charpering Omi – Policeman

Clobber – Clothes

Cod – Vile

Dilly Boy – Male Prostitute

Dona – Woman

Dolly – Pretty

Dorcas – Term of Endearment

Doss – Bed

End – hair

Fantabulosa – Fabulous

Esong – Nose

Handbag – Money

Lallies – Legs

Naff – Awful

Mince – Walk Affectedly

Ogle – Look

Omi Palone -Effeminate Man

Orbs – Eyes

Palone Omi – Lesbian

Scarper – To Run Off

Screech – Speak

Strides – Trousers

Switch – Wig

Trade – Sex

Tootsie Trade – Sex Between Passive Men

Vada – To See

Vogue – To Smoke

Willets/Duckies – Breasts

Yews – Eyes

Zhoosh – Style

1. Start talking first! Don’t always expect them to as some of them are pretty shy, yes, even guys can be shy. Start by saying hi. If he/she is in your school, ask about stuff regarding your studies but not too much or they’ll think your book worms and find you a little unapproachable.

2. During the conversation, make sure you reply them and you ask them questions. It keeps the conversation going and it really helps. Ask them more questions if you loosing your cool and running out of things to say, this will give you time to think while they’re answering.

3. To end the conversation, try not to do it in a rude manner or you’ll won’t expect to talk to them again. End it by saying something like “hey, sorry, i kinda have to go. Talk to you some other time okay?” Simple words like these makes you more approachable. It really does

Watch out for:

1.How you look, first impressions can really affect people’s opinion on you

2.How you speak, not too harsh, speak in a calm tone

3.Watch how you smell! Body odor is a huge problem, watch out for that. Especially your breath.