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From the moment we learn to speak, we begin casting spells with our words. The very term "spelling" reminds us of this magical aspect of language—arranging letters to create powerful meanings. Every word we articulate holds significance; it can either pave the way to progress, joy, and freedom or construct barriers that confine us to a ‘script’ dictated by societal norms.
As we reflect on terms like “contract,” “mortgage,” or “occupation,” we discover a deeper layer of understanding. These words do not merely describe agreements or jobs; they carry hidden implications. For instance, a mortgage, derived from ETYMOLOGY meaning "death pledge," encapsulates the burdensome nature of a long-term financial commitment, often creating a sense of entrapment.