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YES, it's me, i think am slowly taking over this general xD

>anyways, the original "forbidden" name for God was meant to sound like inhaling and exhaling, implying God is closer to us than our own breath. It's also a fun analogy, showing that God is closer to us than the most basic bodily survival function and also allows it, God of all being God of life.
Felt like posting that. Another thing is that our nervous system is our fren, our hearts and lungs and tummies will do their job even if we try to play with the idea they cannot. God loves us like that.

Impressive, which religion or mythology does that "forbidden name of God" notion come from?

I would prefer if it's a work of on non-fiction, preferrably something that draws from basedence and psychology rather than just a religious/new age text, although these can be welcome too if they are "good", thank you in advance.

Hop on fellows!