I AM NOT TIED TO TIME 

    IN A MEDITATION I DO

	  A NOTE I TONE TO ONE
  

A NOTE TO DO MEDITATION ON

I AM NOT TIED TO A NAME 
  
	I AM NOT TIED TO A DATE

		IN A MEDITATION I DO

			A TONE

A TONE IN A NOTE TO ONE

   I AM ME IN A MEDITATION

      I MADE ME IN AN IDEA

         I MADE AN IDEA

    I AM ME

Music Is In Us Musicians

MUSICIANS is a Star Art I usually share in the Voicings of the Star Arts performances.

and Tara shouts out,

Publishers Bliss

Hi Kathy, I showed your email to Tara just now, with me explaining the word, PUBLISHES. Tara says to me, “I know what PUBLISHES means, and I see BLISS IS in it.”

Yee Eye See

Surprises for mom, I did not really know for sure all that about Tara knowing so much and so well.

So I feel to say it is proven, when a child is being read to, and spoken to, and words are shared from birth, those words will bring forth understanding, and as understanding unfolds within their hearts, ringing their true meaning within the word itself, relating to new surroundings and times.

Truly magical watching my little girl learn this way, Kathy. Tara and Eye Thank You !!

You must write the book about this Kathy. I will buy ten prints and give them to friends and then I will get to watch them have this kind of fun with their little ones.

To which I respond, we are almost there. Folks have been asking me to put the Star Arts into book form since 1994.

You are now reading the beginnings of that very book.

This manuscript will go through six more updates before we call it a finalized book. Each update will include more sharings with the Tellurians, and more Star Arts for your, dare we say it .. awakenings and healings.

What is the least used letter in the English lexicon, Ma’mha ?

Tiny Tara Art

Probably the letter Q, my youngrin. I know that Kathy would know the answer to this question.

If not, she can easily write some code that will generate the answer from Good Works On Earth’s database called, Sequencers. The computer will go through every word and create a histogram for every letter in every word in every line in the database.

Ma’mha ..

Yes my little one ?

You know, Ma’mha ..

Yes, I do. A histogram, you say it as hist oh gram. A histogram keeps track of how many you have of various things. For instance, if you have 20 jelly beans, and by sorting them out, you see you have 6 red ones, 4 blues, 7 yellows and 3 browns, well there you go, that is your histogram. Histogram is a very easy word to know, we all do it, but we just call it a list, or a tally.

That means their database goes through all their millions of lines of English words and phrases, and counts how many times each letter is used, in the entire memory ?

That is correct. Shall we ask Kathy if she knows the answer ?

Yes Ma’mha, let’s do.

Bliss List

Bliss List Keeper : the Tellurians

Bliss, Blissed, Blisses

Blissful - Tara expressed, the word Blissful is carrying Bliss the best.

Blissfully, Blissfulness

Blissing, as in Blissing out, enjoying the awarenesses of the still silent observer

Blissless, Blisslessness

Blitheness : blithe is happy or joyous; also, a casual and cheerful indifference while being and observing. Our natural state is blitheness.

Blessing, Blessings

Blessing Be : a phrase Love likes to hear, sae and see

Blossoming : oh so sweet

Blossomings : too sweet, a rose by any name is bliss on the nares, aka nostrils

Lesbians : ESS BLESS LESBIANS

Publishers

Publishes

Publishings

Sunbliss : new word

Sunblissed : new word

Unbliss : get a little sun

Unblissed : get out in the sun now and then

Unblissful : feel unblissful ? read StarLight Expressions slowly with care

Publishers : Good Works On Earth

Publishes : the StarLight Series, and the Star Arts, and the Starry Arts

Publishings : by Good Works On Earth

Here we go, Tara, are you ready to type our question to Kathy ?

Yes, Ma’mha, I know what I want to say.

Tara, come sit with me at the computer. You have a response about the histogram.

What did Kathy say, Ma’mha ?

Come read with me, sweetie. You read along with me . .

Hi Tara, I can run a histogram on the StarLight database. That is our in-house database we use for all of our researches. It has millions of lines of English phrasings, and words from specialized lexicons. How did you learn about the histogram ?

Shall we type her back now, or after dinner, Tara my Love ?

Let’s do it now Ma’mha, and can you type and I will tell you what to say ? Can you put it up on the bigger screen so I can watch you type, please.

As you wish, now let us begin my youngrin .. what do you wish to say to her ?

Hi Kathy, Ma’mha says the letters, P, Q and the X are the least used letters in the English language. We talked about that and mom used the word HISTOGRAM. I never heard the word before so I asked, and Ma’mha defined it for me, and that’s how we are asking you if you have the histogram on the database and, will you share it with us so we can see how often the letters are used ? I want to see what is the least used letter. And Kathy, what are “specialized lexicons” ? Thank You, Love Tara

Please read it for me Ma’mha, let’s make sure it reads right.

Tara, come be with me at the computer, you have another response on the histogram. Come sit with me sweetie, I will read it to you . .

Hi Tara, I know I have the information you asked for somewhere in the files, and I will find it, or regenerate it from the database, and then send it to you.

Tara, do you know the word, regenerate ?

Re means to do something again, like resee and redo; and generate means to make something anew, like electricity or a new copy of a file, or like a cell making a new cell of itself.

Those are very good examples, little one .. now I continue reading Kathy’s response . .

I have not done much programming since we began publishing at Good Works On Earth, and you now know how that goes. Thank You so much for being a part of this book’s creation. I tell you what, Tara .. we are soon to publish the StarLight Expressions’ first installment, and I think we are going to be doing six installments before the final publishing is done. I promise the histogram of the English language in our StarLight database will be in the very next update.

You also asked what is the specialized lexicon. That is any dictionary containing terms and words specific to any field of endeavor. Music is an example, next time you are in the bookstore, ask your mom to show you the Reference Section, where the dictionaries are kept, and find a musical lexicon, it will contain the meanings of the many wonderful words used to make beautiful music. Just the other day I came across very unique terms I have never seen before, and I was able to know what they were because I have a Photography dictionary .. I am studying how to write the documentary script of this work, and knowing about camera’s used in the process of filming helps an author write a better script.

You can do this with anything that interests you, Tara. Anytime you want to learn, ask yoursElf if there is a dictionary that covers the subject. Learning is easy, when you know the meanings of the nameings and words involved. Tara, I spell it that way, so I never forget.

Blessings Bee Yee

Mee

Sharers

from the StarLightning Express manuscript :

Which brings me to an idea for the word, teachers. They really are not capable of teaching anyone anything. When you demand teaching be taught what you get is cheaters caught. Regarding learning, all that can occur is the student learns from those who easily share knowledge. Each student learns at his or her own pace. No two people learn at the same rate, nor are their interests the same. If you and I read a technical bulletin on how to fix a windmill, I may read slower than you and I may have to look up twenty-seven words to make sure I understand the material. You may have had a father who was a mechanic and you learned much of that material and so you can read it faster and with a more complete comprehension. If we invite someone over to show us how to fix it we might call that mechanical person someone who shares their knowledge. You have someone willing to share and you have someone willing to see and hear and learn. You have a match. Much better than how teachers create cheaters. So, let us call those who share their knowledge with others as SHARERS. Lexigramming the word shows us we have a useful idea here.

It would be far better to call those who share knowledge of how to learn, sharers. This one change would instantly create a mental shift of awareness in the ‘teachers,’ and in those learning. The sharer would recognize the true reality that they do not force information and ideas upon anyone. They are there to share what they know to be true and useful. Those who desire to learn will know they can share in that person’s knowledge and abilities, if they choose. Sharers would not get up and lecture ad infinitum, ad nauseum. The sharer knows how to learn anything they wish to learn, and they can share the few secrets to learning with others. When someone who is studying under their guidance, that person studies the materials, works with that which he is studying if possible, and while they are reading, hearing or seeing, they can at any time stop the process and find out the meaning of any word they do not know. To continue beyond any unknown word is tantamount to torture to the person learning. When they ‘get stuck’ and cannot understand something they can ask the sharer for assistance and that person, by asking questions of the student, can find what the student is confused about and lead the student to the source of the confusion, and so clear it up. Usually the source of confusion is a word or words not understood or mis-understood.

Teachers

We welcome you to THE TEACHERS STAR ARTS, from the letters : a c e e h r s t. These letters allow us to spell out below, THE TEACHERS STAR ARTS, using its anagrams. We can use the two ee’s to create anagram, because teachers carries two ee’s in its creation. You can see the words THE, STAR and ARTS are anagrams of TEACHERS, and more . .

Please be aware this expansion of the TEACHERS’ Star Arts are not easily suitable for youngsters who have not been subject to teachers and their constant testings and their learnings to cheat or even learning about the act in cheating.

Here, we expose the truth of the matter . .

We have CHEATERS because we have TEACHERS.

The word tells you

The word tells you, TEACHERS == CHEATERS

You have one, you are going to have the other.

Words Tara Likes

Hi Kathy,

This evening Tara and I played a game, we went through the manuscript to find words that she likes. She decided to put her choices into alphabetical order. She worked this list on her own. I had only held the manuscript to read the Star Arts to her.

Tara’s question to you would be :

What are mermaids, and do mermaids exist ?

Tara’s favourite Star Art is MOTHER EARTH.

Tara’s sensing that Mother Earth could mean anything, be anything, and do anything as she is imagining Mother Earth to be.

Words that make mother earth a better place and its humans more sensible:

IMAGINE FREEDOM

Mommy is speechless, those two words are great together

Can You IMAGINE FREEDOM?

Meanwhile, here is a snapshot of Tara’s list :

Tara’s Word Choices

Hello Tara,

I can tell you what I know about Mermaids .. they exist in the imaginations of men of the sea, and from this they exist in drawings and are described in books, and yet to my knowledge there are no real mermaids swimming in any of oceans of Mother Earth. Never have been, and never will be, at least not as far as I can see from the drawings of mermaids, which never allow for reproduction of the mermaid. And, what of the Merman ? Where is he in history, you see ? You never hear about the real Merman, as there isn’t one. Except in comics and other arts.

Now, Tara, with all that being said, you are the mermaid of your dreamings, as you wish it, as you intend it. Mermaid by night, Tara by day. Being a human is such a miracle.

Laughing with Love, Kathy

Word Power

A songwriter has graciously given me permission to share these the lines of this song with you ..

Word Power, by Jeanne L. Thompson

Peers See Perseverance

Tara, how many e’s are there in the word, perseverance ?

I count four, Ma’mha.

Excellent answer and now, how many of those e’s are used before the letter, a, appears in perseverance ?

I count one, Ma’mha.

One, you say, ey ? I say we look it up in the lexicon, and we verify how to spell it.

Oh good, I will do it. I have the letter p, now p, e, now p, e, r . . p, e, r, s ..
Ma’mha, there are no English words that begin with p, e, r, s, a. There is no persa word.

Perhaps you need to use more e’s in perseverance, before you use the a.

Yes Yee Eye See

What is the next word showing right there, Tara ?

The next word is, persecute, Ma’mha. Ah, there it is, just below persecute, we have perseverance, and persevere. Persevere sounds so harsh, Ma’mha, so severe. Now I see how to spell perseverance. We have three e’s before the use of the letter, a.

Correct, and the word persevere means to persist, Tara, and at times it can be harsh to persist in something, until you are done or it is over. I will give you a good example of persevere, Tara . .

You are a good example of one who perseveres. You are a bald little girl, and you know you are unique in life, so to me that means you persevere as yourself, you keep being who you are, Tara Tellurians. Another way of saying this is, the Love I see in your heart persists through time, your Love perseveres for me through time. You grow and you change, but the Love I see and feel as You, the Being Named Tara, this Love never waivers, never changes, never doubts the joys of life. And another example is your learning of words, Tara. It takes lots of perseverance to learn how to spell words properly and to learn their many definitions. Some words have ten or more different definitions, and the biggest examples of that are the tiny words, like, it, is, as, a, be, and do, or, to and of, and but, then, also, words like who, and whom, and what, and which, and so, is another example, the word, so. Look that one up, Tara, and tell me how many different definings of the word, so, do you see ?

And another thought on persevering in doing anything, including the Lovely nothingness of meditating . . persevering can be enjoyable and a lot of fun, Tara. Let me ask you this question, can you recall a time in your young life where you persisted in doing something that at first was not easy, or enjoyable, and yet after a while you began to see how to do it and you found a lot of goodness about it ?

. . to be continued.

Doubts == Do Buts

Kathy, you will not believe what Tara just shared. I have spoken with Tara, and I asked her the questions, same as you have asked below.

Greetings Ahnleigh,

You have to build up to this one, so each can easily make the buts connection. Ask her about the word, DOUBTS. What does it mean to her. What happens when a person has doubts. What might a person say who has doubts 'bout an idea or action ?

If you hear her say, they will say but, meaning they don’t want to do something, or agree on something, well then, you have hit the jackpot. Well, actually Tara did. You can do this with Jamie and Tara listens, or the other way around.

You want the girls to see that people who have doubts about anything, will say the word but in relation to doing it, agreeing on it, whatever it is in relation to what they have doubt about. After they get that idea of connecting the dots of BUT with DOUBTS, write this out for them in big letters:

DOUBTS DO BUTS

Ask Tara if this DOUBTS word is a good word to include into the book she is working on. Please say it that way, as she is working on this book, we both know she is contributing, she and Jamie are both leading us with their contributions. We are two adults listening deeply to two children, so we can hone this book to the wisdoms of the eight and ten and twelve and fourteen and sixteen and eighteen year olds. Much research has been done over many years, and I do believe you are right, the children deserve to see the Star Arts, in a manner they can understand them, they can then explain Star Arts to their parents and grand-parents and friends.

Again I suggest, you can ask Tara, almost word for word, if the DOUBTS word is a good word to include into the book she is working on.

Not many youngrins get to hear that sentence spoken to them. In my book, you are the rarest of mothers. Give the children my thank you, for again and again, they inspire me.

Kathy

This is Tara’s reply :

You use the word DOUBTS when you do not really believe in something, or do not know something.

Then, I had asked Tara to see what DOUBTS reveal, this is her response in order as she discovered each word herself: BUT, DOT, DO.

Then she came up with DOBUTS in one word. She explained to me all she had to do is, switch the letter U with the letter B. Then she could see, DOUBTS becomes DOBUTS, as in DO BUTS. DOUBTS DO BUTS. Pretty incredible.

Ahnleigh, I simply adore your every sharing of your children’s learnings in this manner. You can tell Tara, I found another addition to her lines:

and another

Thank You, Tara and
Thank You, Jamie ..
Thank You, Ahnleigh

Kathy

Let’s Help the Elephants Sleep

‘I love to read, and play on the computer, I love animals, including pugs, cats, giraffes and elephants’    - Tara

Tara, let’s play with the ELEPHANTS, anagrams wise.

OK Ma’mha, do you have the scrabble tiles ready ?

Yes, I pulled out all the letters that spell ELEPHANT, earlier this morning.

I bet we don’t have a lot of p’s, do we Ma’mha ?

You are right again, little one. Do you think it is one of the least used letters in the lexicon of English, like the Q is the very least used ??

Mommy knows her daughter can see the existence of BLISSFUL as a word, and because we look at the word and share what it means, and we look it up in the lexicon when need be by Mommy .. we learn the word and my child knows bliss. We give each other examples of what we feel and think BLISS IS, and how it feels to experience the awareness of BLISSFUL.

And in these simple doings, my daughter will know the words with which we humans communicate. She will also know when she does not now a word’s meanings, and she knows how to look up the word in various ways, including the large lexicons. We both enjoy this simple game, and we both learn a bit every time we play. Compare that to asking or letting my child sit in front of a television program of dubious value hour after hour and you will see my daughter is also winning.

I’M POSSIBLE

Star Arts and Jamie’s Arts

Shoesies

Beginning of Zee last pages.

Full-figured Tara Art

an i in an image i imagine

i am in an image i imagine

work in progress and art in progress

work in progress

art in progress

My sweet WO in a new view.

WO is my shortened sounding for Woman.
OM is its reversed mirror.
Aum

Sounds of Creations

Wait !! No one mentioned one of the best Star Arts of all !!

Which one is that ?

BREATHES !!

Next build of this book in production we will SHARE THE BREATHES STAR ARTS.

Speaking of which .. Tara, here is the histogram I promised you so long ago .. Our database had 911,317 English word, name, and phrase entries. There are 13,161,898 letters used to create those entries:

"a"=>1034780
"b"=>212008
"c"=>360233
"d"=>589506
"e"=>1556003
"f"=>204745
"g"=>325702
"h"=>696399
"i"=>983105
"j"=>35061
"k"=>178200
"l"=>597047
"m"=>413194
"n"=>858518
"o"=>959623
"p"=>266241
"q"=>13956
"r"=>749711
"s"=>885001
"t"=>1022235
"u"=>437416
"v"=>109885
"w"=>276528
"x"=>30694
"y"=>346573
"z"=>19406

Ma'mha, now that Kathy sent the histogram of the letters in the Sequencers Database, the answer to the question of, Is the P among the least used letters, the answer is no, it is the 9th least used letter.

"e"=>1556003
"a"=>1034780
"t"=>1022235
"i"=>983105
"o"=>959623
"s"=>885001
"n"=>858518
"r"=>749711
"h"=>696399
"l"=>597047
"d"=>589506
"u"=>437416
"m"=>413194
"c"=>360233
"y"=>346573
"g"=>325702
"w"=>276528
"p"=>266241
"b"=>212008
"f"=>204745
"k"=>178200
"v"=>109885
"j"=>35061
"x"=>30694
"z"=>19406
"q"=>13956

Star Arts

Arriving in next constructions ..

Awesome

Breathes

Compliment

Compassion

Dancers

Dolphins

Easter

Exercises

Freedom

Genius

Gnomes

Harmony

Humans

Laughter

Listen

Love

Mother

Mother Earth

Mother Nature

Miracles

Patience

Peace On Earth

Pleasures

Relationships

Respect

Santa

Sports

Television

Trust

Unselfish

Violet

Whales

What Star Art would you like to see in this book ?

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