I have discussed this very topic with people here before. It is very much a thing. The english language is encoded in ways we don't see; until we do. Then you can't ignore it.

Some Christians have been against the standard month and day names all along: http://iymc.org/calendarnames.html

I like this, but why wouldn't Sunday be Seventh Day?

Saturday is the Sabbath. Sabbath comes from the Hebrew words for seventh day.
Sunday is the Lord's Day, except that many including the Quaker's think everyday is the Lord's Day. Some's churches also refer to it as the 8th day. Some do think that Sunday is now the new Sabbath, but they are wrong. Jesus never said that.

All of the days of the week are named after things. Planets in romance languages, gods in Germanic languages. English is kind of a mix of both, because of how English works.

http://www.livescience.com/45432-days-of-the-week.html

hello was invented for the telephone, but you maybe onto something there, why choose such an obviously satanic word

I mean, it was that or Ahoy-hoy. Hello wasn't really popular before the invention of the telephone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello#Etymology

If you're interested in this sort of thing, it's worth studying etymology and morphology - it's just kind of how language works in a human context. We're big on stories and symbols.

Power of Babel might be a little out of date as it was written before the internet became a thing, really. Though that only matters if you're interested in the effect of the internet on language. Probably a library or e-book rental, unless you find you like his style of writing.

But maybe hello was chosen because of the way the phone would bring people together like nothing seen sine the tower of Babel? People used to "Babel" if you will on the phone for hours.

Just imagine. I Magi in. I'm a djinn. Manifesting thought into reality. That's why we are fed negative all the time. Why are we all seeing through these things now? Because it's the end of daze.

September 23rd, my friend. And then 7 years of hell on earth.

Ok so speaking from experience; there are certainly linguistic coincidences in English and other languages. But if you're seeing meaning in phonemes or alphabets regularly it's likely a symptom of some mental illness. I used to be pretty big on numerology and reading between the lines of English. It's largely your mind thinking too conspiratorially.

But if you're seeing meaning in phonemes or alphabets regularly it's likely a symptom of some mental illness.

Cop out. Phonemes are arguably the single best link to linguistic mutation across culture that we have, given that most people in times past couldn't read. And this is exactly what you see in language, and why the same names/concepts seem to transcend culture. Without trying to be too Jordan Maxwell, here's the oos phoneme : Zeus, Jesus, Dionysus, Horus, Tammuz. Each of which represents the same archetype. Similarly Set/Satan/Saturn/Shaitan. These aren't fluke patterns. They're far too consistent for that.

I used to be pretty big on numerology..It's largely your mind thinking too conspiratorially.

Same complaint as above. Number systems and the process of counting/arithmetic are consistent/repeatable/reversible symbolic mutation operations. The invention of a counting system is a prerequisite for encoding language, which is probably why we see Hebrew encoded sans vowels in the same way. No accident. It's not conspiracy thinking but simple observation of how language evolves from symbol.

If you can watch Alan Moore talk about him becoming a magician and explaining what he means by it. The excerpt I have in mind is about 10m long, about 25mins into one of his 1h interviews, "The mindset of Alan Moore", sorry, mobile, no link.

"Grimoire", a spell book... was a fancy way of saying "Grammar", and spelling... Something along those lines.

I think you would like it.

Second item I liked in this manner: Snowcrash, a novel by Neal Stephenson. Early work, rather short.
His plot evolves around the rediscovery of the primal language, only known by early priest in Ur and Sumer to program (literally) he masses.

Also featuring one of the worst character names possible. The Ur part is interesting though.

https://genius.com/Insane-clown-posse-miracles-lyrics

Bearing in mind we can alter our DNA with experiences

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fearful-memories-passed-down/

I wonder if it's possible to invoke emotions based on what our ancestors chanted (prayers/hymms)

it's called neurolinguistics, and it has a lot to do with cymatics and vibration/frequency. look into it.

Om?

Jordan Maxwell a fast (14:41 video) explaining words and the meanings - very fascinating!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-SPcsfz0_E

In general, I agree all around.

You're definitely on the right track. Here's an article that addresses what you've mentioned as well as some additional topics and how it weaves together.

The Magic of Words and Spelling

hello was invented for the telephone, but you maybe onto something there, why choose such an obviously satanic word

I mean, it was that or Ahoy-hoy. Hello wasn't really popular before the invention of the telephone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello#Etymology

If you're interested in this sort of thing, it's worth studying etymology and morphology - it's just kind of how language works in a human context. We're big on stories and symbols.

Just imagine. I Magi in. I'm a djinn. Manifesting thought into reality. That's why we are fed negative all the time. Why are we all seeing through these things now? Because it's the end of daze.