CROSSROADS Language StudioÊs Newsletter April,April , 2023
At a quantum level we are energy. At afundamental level we are all built of the same
stuff - atoms. Therefore, we are cut from thesame cloth, so it is possible for us tocommunicate with each other and withdifferent life forms.
The brain processes thoughts throughelectrical pulses, and these have a frequency
that reverberates across space. Thesefrequencies can be tuned into by any otherbeing or entity. Consider as an example our petcats or dogs who sense when we feel sad andcome to us, to offer some comfort, or treat us alittle differently than usual. The problem isthat we suppress the notion of non-verbal
communication and instead focus on spoken
messages and language, but the animals
around us are constantly sensing us and know
things automatically. Einstein’s quantum
theory and relativity explain how this energy
transference comes about, and it’s not justcoincidental that we use the expression “to beon the same wavelength” as another person.
The loss of communication with animals andplants came about with the advent of farming andlivestock rearing, around 12,000 years ago.
Ella We
began to see nature as a resource, there to feed us
and be solely at our disposal, without muchconsideration for other creatures living around us.
We Janislost the ability to have a relationship withnature and to respect it, like we used to. Some
indigenous tribes, however, still continue tohonour animals and living beings throughdifferent rituals, paying respect to them andshowing gratitude. Modern society largely
dismisses such traditions.

Our children are naturally capableof connecting with animals, as
they are free of many thoughts, ideas andexpectations from the world. And the animals
naturally and instinctively tune in to them.
Animals feel compassion just as we do, and wehave all heard of examples of interspecies
relationships, where drastically different animals
form a strong bond with each other. Take forexample zoo keepers and orangutans or orphaned
tigers being adopted by domesticated animals,
such as dogs, as their kin. They cannot
communicate using oral language, but at anenergetic and telepathic level, they understandeach other perfectly. The feelings of fear,
uncertainty, curiosity, acceptance etc. are very wellunderstood in the animal kingdom. We study theseinteractions between animals themselves andbetween them and us, and our findings point to abasic premise of communication on an energetic
level, very often without vocalising the intentions.

The non-verbal communication transcends
species, and even in today’s world there arepeople who possess and express strong abilities
to communicate with other sentient life
through thought projection. It’s quantifiable,verifiable and, with practice, an accessible formof communication, which we are all able toreconnect with. We, too, are animals, after all.

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Joshua Says: In this space in February, I reflected on the notion, lead by science
that, with the aid of advanced software, people will soon be able to actually talkwith animals. If that wasn’t mind-boggling enough, I recently found another article
suggesting that plants can also talk! Some scientists wired up some plants, putthem under stress and “listened” into their cries for help! This suggests that theworld we live in is truly a sentient environment full of feelings and awareness.
Junko Says: Since the Japanese Government decided to down-grade the Corona virus
to the Class 5 category, related restrictions have been lifted. And, as this has increased theflow of overseas tourists to Japan, many Japanese people are also going out to visit othercountries on business as well as for private reasons. And yes, there are a few of ourstudents who are graduating from Crossroads and flying from the (Japanese) nest for
more experiences abroad in the next few months. We wish them all the best of fortune
Marek Says: One of my cats, has a wide array of vocalisations and bodygestures. For example, if I happen to be sitting and she wants me to clean her
toilet, she raises her right paw and touches my back. If I’m standing, shemeows and runs in the direction of a toilet for a short distance, then looks
back at me. She never uses these “messages” for any other situations, so as
not to confuse me. Cute and clever!
Mandcy dit: "Mais pourquoi les français aiment-ils tant Manifester? Hé bien, la manifestation fait partie de la culture française.
Et surtout, de son histoire, la première grande manifestation était la Révolution française. Ils pensent que si on se regroupe, on peut changer
la vie, les lois et le gouvernement. Aussi, maintenant, il y a l'inflation et la vie est très très très chère. Alors, la vie quotidienne est difficile. Deplus, les français aiment la retraite. En France, les personnes âgées ont une vie joyeuse, ils se promènent, ils boivent du vin et s'occupent despetits enfants. La retraite est sacrée !! Et enfin, peut-être qu'ils n'aiment pas beaucoup le travail !! Le mot "travail" signifie en latin "torture",dans la religion catholique, le monde des vivants est une vie de travail difficile en attendant le paradis !!! Personnellement, j'adore montravail. Alors, je voudrais encore travailler longtemps avec mes étudiants. Mon paradis est ici ! A bientôt !!!"
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3 communicate without words or signals5 repetition of a sound6 basic, essential
9 vague idea
12 having ability
13 make use of
16 rhythmic contractions and expansions
17 by feeling, not conscious thought
19 something having a distinct existence
20 native (people)

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1 help growing up
2 start of something momentous
4 accidental
7 aware without conscious control
178 greater or better than the standard
10 movement from one position to another11 blocks from consideration
14 statement believed to be true
15 having consciousness and feelings
18 related by blood or marriage (print version here)

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Prepositions!! Select the correct or most appropriate prepositions as you
read the passage below. Circle the correct answer(s) in each set of choices.
In some cases, more than one is correct.
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was always stressed out and very tired when she got home.
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hard to for within concentrate for at on the tasks
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lost all of off with her social contacts. But then her
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Last Month’s Puzzle Solution
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2 suitable, correct
3 relating to the countryside
5 continued without stopping
8 almost not or nothing
9 ahead in time
11 not much chance of being oroccurring
13 set a course of action
15 forbid
16 a humorous play on words
17 with no delay
18 creative, imaginative
19 ended weakly (2 words)

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1 a distinctive period in time
2 attached to
4 successfully completed
6 innovative, inventive, creative
7 add a burden or impose a task
10 all but 100% real
12 strange, weird, unconventional
14 noticed

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