Dupes of Non-Physical

Just wondering if there is any "meaning" in our "language" around words ending in "ion"??? What you'all think?

Each recognitiON I have observing a word ending in "ion", I get a feeling there is something bigger here ?, hmmmmm

I think I re-member Bob saying that iON was picked somewhat randomly for our N.P.....(is anything really random ???), just wondering....

ImaginatiON,
FascinatiON,
AdoratiON,
ExploratiON,
ExaltatiON,


...of course that may be just because I see it/create it that way, teehee!!!!!

Then as iON has said...the printing press changed everything, so this may be just another "box" to pen us in....

....or more phun than that, a playfulness with numbers and letters that actually represent a resonance, hmmmmmm????

with immense love and gratitude for all of you/me.....

A

I seem to see the phrase "iON" everywhere now....even just noticed a television independent network called "ion" last evening!

An ion is an atom or molecule in which the total number of electrons is not equal to the total number of protons, giving it a net positive or negative electrical charge.

Energy is created out of the imbalanced engagement.

Have you seen the film Incept ION?

I just saw a commercial announcing new skin care products for woman
Neutrogena with iON 2 Complex

margarita

The Suffix -ion›


1 The suffix -ion› used to turn verbs into nouns. Analyze each of the following nouns
into verb plus -ion›:
Noun = Verb + Suffix
concentration = concentrate/ + ion›
subtraction = +
collection = +
communication = +
perfection = +
infection = +
invention = +
possession = +
supervision = +
appreciation = +
2 Try some the other way around. Add -ion› to each of the following verbs to turn them
into nouns:
Verb + Suffix = Noun
educate/ + ion› = education
instruct + =
legislate + =
contribute + =
accommodate + =
constitute + =
express + =
demonstrate + =
restrict + =
Verb + Suffix = Noun

distribute + =
decorate + =
indicate + =


3 You've seen that -ion› is very often added to free stems — namely, verbs — to turn
them into nouns. It is also often added to bound stems — again to turn them into nouns.
Analyze each of the following nouns into bound stem and -ion›:
Noun = Bound Stem + Suffix
occasion = +
mention = +
ambition = +
recognition = +
dimension = +
fraction = +
proportion = +
fiction = +
function = +
precaution = +


WE respond to Nouns exclusively, therefore ion is perfect to convert a verb into a noun.

Perfection
iON

fascinate+ion=fascination
saturate+ion=saturation
sense+ion=sensation
explore+ion=exploration

Fun in Paradise,
TayZay
xoxo

Verbs or reverbs to nouns... Essence of Creation

Now there you go
iON

Thank you the pieces are fitting well in the puzzle, Scott

puzzleion

saw in the supermarket selves a new drink
Powerade with iON 4

margarita