which is the language of creation ?

As i am reading the Handbook for NP i wonder what do they mean by 'thought' and
if thinking with words then; in which language, and does it matter at all ?

and if it does, how ?

Re: which is the language of creation ?

I think there is an extension of thought language beyond those with words.  I think we can think in images, or…it's hard to explain….I mean, like the language without words that other creatures speak.  Perhaps we're too caught up in the physical to use it or even really concieve of it on a group level, but I feel its presence in a number of different thought exchanges I have had over the years, especially those of Native American cultural origin.

Re: which is the language of creation ?

the language without words that other creatures like bird speak; i think the wording
slows the vibration so that consequently we work with certain technology that fits words
vibration… and on the other hand we can play with words like poetry or build very complex
and deep wording with high meanings or detailed confessions about love or pain – all i mean with words.

but it feels that the vibratory level of most nature beings including people who live
with them and care and understand them is a lot higher than any human language
which uses words or even symbols can reach.

yet, the NP depends of lifting our vibratory rate using thoughts
how do you explain that?

Re: which is the language of creation ?

Also in regards to American Natives i found:

  ”Those indigenous groups who were on the planet were learning them through observation of nature. Through the blessing of eternity, all the time necessary, their evolvement was on its way. Now, even these too have been corrupted. Unfortunately through the teaching of the theme that nature is to be subdued, rather than to be your teacher, you were denied the knowledge that could have been gained through its contemplation as a holographic example of the laws in application.”

Book II - Embracing the Rainbow - Chapters 13