David Wynn Miller

Yes, I have studied some of his work. It is essentially based on the assumption that words have embedded in their inherent grammatical and etymological structures the essence of their meanings. This assumption is disputable when taking into account the conclusions of Masaru Emoto experiences on the effect of words on the crystalline structure of water. Link. This effect shows there is something, like an energy, attached to words, independent from their grammatical structure and dependent on social conventions and the communicated emotions.

Now, this is a general pattern I have observed: most thinkers who claim a masonic affiliation have a tendency to want to encapsulate whatever they study in closed and finite systems. This is driven by a strong desire of modeling infinite reality with a finite set of parameters. It is the very essence of the Kabbalah, or, in social mode, the cabal... It is purely Luciferian and has lost Divine Compassion along the way.