Comparisons

I anticipate when we at a world level become more enlightened and spiritual, that languages will evolve to reflect this. Having studied a few and having a decent understanding of grammar, I anticipate one of the first parts of speech to be changed are comparatives. 

At the moment we live in a world of polarities, where your behaviour can be reflected as 0%, 100% or anywhere in between. I think people's speech reflects this and I watch for it. It reflects the ego.

One of the universal laws is the Universal law of oneness and this reflects that all are a reflection of the same One. To compare oneself to another is strong in our ego-based world but erroneous really.

Saying, "She's heavier than I am," or "he's so dumb," (dumber than I am because everything the ego expresses is in relationship to itself) is the ego talking. 

I believe that the enlightened spare themselves judging others in the first place and comparisons are rare. I know Ivo only uses them as metaphors or to explain differences, not to judge. 

Your language usage tells a lot about yourself, obviously, but you can also use your thoughts to see where you are in resistance to universal law. 

An example of resistance to the universal law of action might be, "Uh. I'm too tired to do that," or "I'll do it tomorrow." 

An example of resistance to the universal law of Correspondence, or the Universal law of Cause and Effect could be, "This always happens to me!" which is kind of funny because saying this basically creates this reality. You are using the law but to your own detriment if you're complaining.

Understanding universal laws even minimally, and then analyzing your thoughts and speech, can eliminate resistance and put you back in the driver's seat of your life. It can also get you out of the matrix. It takes work, yes, but well worth it I think.