The Speech or Foundation of the Person-Person

Chisak Tshimwish Tshidind, Sylvain Massapa Wa Kanyimbo

Abstract: The word occupies a preponderant place in the life of the being-person, everything takes place with it, it is the foundation of the being-person, and of everything. And everything exists and disappears with her, apart from her, there is nothing. It completes man, characterizes him, differentiates him from the non-self in the universe, she is unique, personal and individual. Being a divine entity, it has no limit in time and space, it is permanent and its effects transcend and have strength and influence over all Nature. Man uses it to express his emotions, his feelings and his passions, to exercise his power over the living and the non-living, the visible and the non-visible among which are all the forces truffled in his environment. However, in its multiple functions and aspects it presents an enigma. Speech being a powerful, effective and invincible weapon that submits and transforms everything, is the measure of man. She is sublime and a genitor of sensitive speech.

Keywords: speech, foundation, being-person, no-me, being, always-being, always-having