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>I've heard people talk about a Japanese brain and it's differences to english/foreign speakers for example
It's just all about how your mind wires concepts together. As you advance in spirituality you will have to either unlearn a bunch of faulty conceptual wiring that your upbringing or societal programming etched into you or you will have to expand on most concepts so they gain a better "understanding" so to speak. Truth is concepts carry not just meaning but energy too. Letting go of faulty concepts is half the path and the other is learning how to evolve them. Once you learn how intent is being formed you can either learn to speak with intent only aka silence or with any language because intent will show you how it can be expressed in a way others can understand it. It's easy to learn languages once you connect to their egregore but they have a problem that they might limit your mind if the language is not advanced enough or incompatible with your conceptual understanding. The trick is to never "learn" a language but to speak it. Always try to speak it and not just "memorize it". Instead of creating rigid offline memory cells connect to the egregoe to the "cloud" by default. Language is all about connecting to others and once you connect to the culture it stems from you are golden. The problem of this approach is that once you don't speak it for a while or you are not making impactful memories with it it just fades away until you find the way the "words flow".
>curious about what my true name is
Elza Topeth according to some spirits that I have around. I don't get the full significance true names yet tbh. I cannot share the same obsession some occultists have with them. Names are supposed to be a "description" or at least a quality. Spirits use names that are compatible with their "senses" but it's complicated. Like if you taste something spicy you know it's pepper or salt and a concept relating to it appears in your mind. Spirits have a similar way of connecting to some concepts but I'm unsure how it works in great detail. Sometimes my mind autotranslates some words I find or hear but in some cases it struggles because the "context" is not apparent enough or the energy behind the words is wrong.
>how I would find out
By hearing the
voices ofc.
>what language it would be
I don't know either. This is not really my expertise. Ancient and "spirit languages" are not properly established in the mundane mental framework. Every language has "spirit origins" to some degree but hard to see it. Sometimes I notice it in some words as I analyze it's etymology but hard to say which words were inspired by the primordial thinking and which were "made up" with the "modern analytical mind". You need to become a mystic to have a proper access to this thinking. My problem is that I have to evolve further to grasp it properly. I have to learn to let go of the "wordy thinking". I noticed in my youth that I "know" the answer but as I try to put it into words I forget it instantly. My teens were about making my brain able to catch up with my intuition. Now my problem is that I always think with infinite amount of words. Sometimes I have to tell my mind to "stop narrating" because it's unnecessary I "know" already but some parts of me want me to "say it" in my head. If I don't say it it's hard to make it into a "solid memory" and it gets forgotten like most dreams without enough emotional impact.
>(probably not human)
Yeah... also "true names" are not just about pronunciation but the energies it tries to represent. If you can match the energy it can become a "power word" and that is how occultist are supposed to make use of it. Their usefulness depends how well you can connect to it and bring it "to this world" aka express it. Sound and words travel "through the ether" and that is how it can bind the physical and the other side together but anchoring things is more complicated. Ultimately it depends on the entity and magic you are working with.