Words are the first manifestation of the mind, where ideas arise.
Together with images, thoughts and feelings, words project the will.
Words originate from within oneself, but they are also the first thing others hear. You emanate them and you hear them. It is interesting because their power is not measured by quantity but by their impact, coherence and truth. And the latter will depend on one's own self-assessment.
Words also have no spatial or temporal limits, but they change the spaces and forms that contain them.
Sometimes they resist being uttered and other times they are spoken without much care, but when the heart and mind are united, it seems as if words are the continuous and perfect stitches required to sew a pair of tailored trousers.
Words frame your vision and ground your dreams. Their correct use can modify thoughts, feelings and reality, and vice versa.
The power of words is extensive, invisible and intrinsic. No one can take it away from us.
Words are powerful because of their truth and also because they are creative, communicative and transformative.
It is no coincidence that politicians practise their oratory, that unexpressed feelings can cause problems in the throat, or that the Verb is God.