Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

I have to say, I love making connections between words. I love studying etymology, which is word origin.

I love seeing commonalities and patterns. It's funny, actually, you can spend

a lot of time thinking about this and realizing there is some type of order behind the scenes

as language has evolved. And there is great wisdom in looking at the history of language.

I mean, look, when you think about it, sometimes, or some people think,

it's very easy to think that language is just natural, right? It's something that just existed before time, but that's not true. Language was made. We created the languages that we speak.

And so why wouldn't there be, sorry, so many coincidences around different words that we use, the history of those words, what they really mean?

I think this is the most fantastic thing to spend your time researching.

But one commonality that I've noticed is the word, is the word in Spanish to wait, right, Esper, E-S-P-E-R-E.

It comes from the Spanish verb, which means both to wait and to hope. So as I practice my Spanish, which is absolutely terrible, I just notice, oh, this

word is used to wait, it's a wait, wait, but it also means to hope. I've said before,

I've tried to communicate before, I hope something is true. Isn't this symbolic somehow, my friends,

that waiting and hoping are somehow just intertwined?

It's like almost the interconnection of patience and expectation.

Really, this is what manifesting is, my friends, having this positive expectation and a complete detachment

from the timing and the specific outcome.

Think about that.

This word, this same word, means to wait and to hope.

Kind of like patience plus expectation.

It sounds counterintuitive, right?

It's like, if we hope we want it now,

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