Chapter 1
The Greek Logos and the spoken spark
Chapter 2
Ancient Egypt and the heart of Ptah
Chapter 3
Sacred vibrations in Eastern traditions
Chapter 4
Indigenous chants and the spoken earth
YOUR GOAL
Master of How the world was spoken into being
Ch 1 · The Greek Logos and the spoken spark
007skaty The Greek Logos
The Logos breathes the ancient fire (Oh, the Logos spoke) It sparks the seed to lift us higher (Yeah, the cosmos woke)

007skaty The Greek text defines this Logos as a living, divine force that spoke the entire universe into existence

BETA
007skaty Trace the sparks of spoken words to discover how the Greek Logos shapes creation.
Fun Fact
Translated Bible terms: The Latin word verbum and English word are both translations of the Greek logos, which meant reason or ratio.

Glossary
logos (noun)
The rational principle or divine reason that governs, orders, and structures the universe. Around 500 BC, Heraclitus used this concept to explain the unchanging intelligence guiding all cosmic change.
The rational principle or divine reason that governs, orders, and structures the universe. Around 500 BC, Heraclitus used this concept to explain the unchanging intelligence guiding all cosmic change.

Quiz
What does the Greek philosophical term Logos literally translate to in most English versions of the Bible?
Quiz
Which ancient Greek philosopher around 500 BCE first popularized Logos as the cosmic law of change and order?
Quiz
What did Philo of Alexandria call the Logos to describe its role as a bridge to the physical world?
Quiz
In which ancient city did the Jewish philosopher Philo live and write during the 1st century BCE and CE?
Quiz
What physical element did Heraclitus use as a symbol for the constant change of the universe?
Quiz
According to Augustine, what must exist in the human mind before a physical word can be spoken out loud?


