Guidelines of the Lexigram : This is part two of the Axioms of How to Lexigram. 
Part one contains the axioms themsElves.

Guideline:

Not all words render in Lexigram form or content pertinent to the word or name being looked at with the lense of the Lexigram. The only way to know is to reduce the name or word to its primary lettering sequence and then look at the anagrams, seeing if they can go together to reveal meanings pertinent to the word being looked at.

Guideline:

Not all names render in Lexigram form or echoings. 
Many names are other languages and can only be looked at in that language. 
While they may ring wonderful soundings in voicings, to Lexigram them would be futile ...
this, per Linda Goodman.  (I would never try to Lexigram a Russian name in English.)

The only way to know is to look at the prime lettering sequence of the name, as spelled in English
from its soundings, and see what you can see in the anagrams. Either that, or attempt to Lexigram
in the native language.

Guideline :

With one exception, if you have words with all the vowels in a name or word, meaning, A and E and I and O and U,
all together in the letters, let the word or name be, unless you are willing to work with that Name Art for a very long time. 
The inclusion of all five vowels in a lettering will allow anything and everything, almost, to be echoed out. 
You could say anything from the letters, unless, and this is the exception, you have very few consonants.

SIMULTANEOUS is such a word, and you can see it starts off with AT SAME TIME. 
I have played with the renderings of SIMULTANEOUS over years, always with joy in it.
Sso this is the guideline for names or words with all five vowels ... be willing to look and learn for a very very long time.

Many names have all five vowels rendering them nearly infinite in the anagrammings. 
This is their purpose ... to give the owner of such a name enormous choosings in their life and living.
The One Exception : when the name or word has few consonants.  How many are few ?
Again, you have to work it to see.  
After a fashion and feel of and for your look sees, you get a feel for what you can see reveals the relevant and what does not.
Translation : word the workings of the art and science of the Lexigram as you wish and you will see your ears hear and your eyes see.

Guideline:

I have found exceptions to the words with all five vowels rule and so it is not listed as an axiom. 
One exception would be the name, UNITED NATIONS.
There are conditions when the name with five vowels can be looked at under the lense of the Lexigram.
This information is being researched and shared and codified at the Lexigram Research Retreats. 
The reason this is not an axiom of the Lexigram is ... I have found words and names which have all five vowels, yet few consonants .. and so the anagrams that can be made are limited in number and so reveal quite a bit in their presence in the name or word.

Again, SIMULTANEOUS IS ONE.
Simultaneous comes from the letters ... AEILMNOSSTUU.
An enormous amount of truth is compressed into those few letters.
 

AXIOMS: In Lexigram form and art, from the letters which make up the words themsElves

If you are interested in learning the
Star Arts of the Lexigram
in a retreat setting
touch the angel

 
MORE AXIOMS OF THE LEXIGRAM
 
 
And, if you are very very interested in the workings of the Lexigram,
and the anagram, and if you would like to read something that completely explains
a fine detail which is a difference of the two, we invite you to read the research page on
the one line letter and word perfect anagram of the name of
GEORGE WALKER BUSH
at this link :
http://www.goodworksonearth.org/georgewalkerbushanagram.html




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the
Star Arts
of
PEACE ON EARTH
with the
WEB OF LOVE

 

We invite you to see the information
on the manuscript about the Lexigram entitled:
LETTERS LET SEER SEE