Esoteric

Esoteric means, as some of you may know, that it is intended to be understood by those who have special knowledge or interest. Essentially, those who have gotten the message will see past the terminology. If you’re hung up on the lingo, you’re not tuned into the message.--- "Borderline Miraculous Follow Aug 8, 2016 · 8 min read"https://medium.com/borderline-miraculous/the-journey-into-darkness-has-been-long-and-cruel-and-you-have-gone-deep-into-it-670572880ebesoteric (adj.) "secret; intended to be communicated only to the initiated; profound," 1650s, from Latinized form of Greek esoterikos "belonging to an inner circle" (Lucian), from esotero "more within," comparative adverb of eso "within," from PIE *ens-o-, suffixed form of *ens, extended form of root *en "in." Classically applied to certain writings of Aristotle of a scientific, as opposed to a popular, character; later to doctrines of Pythagoras. In English, first of Pythagorean doctrines.--- Etymonline.com
-The Christian tradition of the Pentecost, right? Foundation of the Church, when Jesus tells his disciples to go spread the gospel, and the Holy Spirit descends upon them. Traditional artwork depicts flames over their heads as they are imbued suddenly with the ability to speak in tongues. Of course, what we mean here is that the holy spirit suddenly transcends language.--- "Borderline Miraculous" Aug 8, 2016.
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==Rhizomata==
Esotericism; Spirituality; Occult; Missing the mark; Separation
Sin; Separation; Holy
Post-linguistic; Trans-linguistic; Phenomenal; Experience