this is what is called 'confirmation bias'.
i could make a list of words which have no coincidental similarities, and then your list would have some meaning--of course, almost all names long enough are anagrams of many different things. it's a lot like the alleged 'bible code'. it's easy to find anything you want to find. incidentally, 'inlighten' isn't a word
. you obviously missed the point. thats ok though perhaps later.
and it is not purely going on the science of language. that's called 'a lie'. it makes the book sell better by convincing you that it's scientific
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oh im sorry i didnt realize you had already read the book, for surely to make a stament such as that, you have read it?
EDIT: my name is robert. and just for good measure why don't you tell me what 'rebecca' means, as well?
robert:
With its brash booming resonance, the letter B imparts an aspect of belligerence to the words and names in wich it appears. its low frequency tones are responsible for the words: bash, beat, break, battle, burly, and beast, and when combined with the racy, randy, and robust letter R and the triumphant, tremendous, terrific and tallented letter T, takes on all the brilliant qualities of the words: bright, bristiling, vibrant, bratty, bravest, and abrupt. and because these names also begin with the letter R, RBRT's are usually those magnetic people who could charm the stripes off a sergeant.
it takes a great deal of energy to live up to the promise of an RBRT name and most of these people have had to deal with the expectations of parents and teachers from the time they were young. this explains why there are two kinds of RBRT's in the world: the overachievers, who are compelled to make an impression in the world, and the subdued RBRT's who live life on their own terms ignoring the expectations of society. but the one thing RBRT's have in common is the ability to knuckle down and do whatever it takes to excell in their career's and relationship's.
if you've ever had the opportunity to date any RBRT's youll know that there is something about them that has a way of getting under your skin.
even if your friends dont understand your attraction to your RBRT cohort, theyll have to concede that your RbRT lover is easygoing and companionable.
many rbrt's tend to be a little bookish at times, and even if they are not the most powerfull public speakers they will always have something interesting to say. and if you want to integrate yourself to an rbrt just ask them for advice.
they're always thrilled when people aknowledge their hard-won insights.
when it comes to love rbrt's are fully aware of their sensuall charms and wont hesitate to use them. when it comes to actually selecting their mates, no one has a clearer image of what constitutes the ideal relationship then they do. many rbrt's have been working on their short list of their mates qualities since early childhood, and although it might take years to find the one, they're not going to give up untill they do. and since rbrt's would never deign to lower their standards, if the perfect person doesnt materialize, theyll probably decide they're better off single. a word to the wise: if your planning on courting one of these selective creatures, dont try to rush them by expecting to much after one or two dates. theyll know within the first five minutes if you are the right person; if you are, youll get the message loud and clear.
rebecca: RBK
with its brash and booming resonance, the letter B reminds us of a beligerent bucking bronco, while the cutting K or hard C, evokes the images in the words crash, crack, kick, king, kill, careen, clip, and knuckle sandwich.
together the B, and K, are so forcefully aggressive, (break, bonk, buck, block, brisk, and bushwack) that its clear that no one with and rbk name, could ever be accused of being a milquetoast. even when the bk combonation appears in words softend by the racy, romantic, and randy, letter R, the ensuing words have an unmistakbly assertive air: rebuke, razorback, bark, bulwark, brisk, brick, break, and berserk. all told, its not surprising that rbk people have reputations for being as unyeilding as petrified oak, and as reliable as gravity.
making friends with such sanguine sprites can be a tricky mission at the best of times. the problem is that most rbk's show little interest in casual relationships, preferring the intamacy that comes with intense 1-1 relationships instead. the best approach to befriending the absorbed individuals is to remember that they distrust neediness in others, and respond best when their friends affect attitudes of oblique intrest. even close personal friends find rbk's somewhat enigmatic, but would never question their strength of character or their resolve to reach their full potentiall.
despite their sociall reserve, rbk's can be quite emotionall at times. they bond quite deeply and often find themselves entangled in darkly obsesive types of relationships from wich they find it hard to emerge. many rbks have love adventures that could rival a soap opera, but since they are not ones to kiss and tell, your not going to hear about these exploits first hand.
the rbks femine wiles combine with her masculine drive to make for an intimidating combination in the workplace, and her inner toughness is perfect for law, medicine or buisness. but there is still enough of the girl in the rbk to attract her to design, teaching, and people managment. as workers, they have an abiding sense of responsibiliy tword their employers and would think little of working overtime if it meant getting the job done perfectly.
for all her impressive independance, at the end of the day, the rbk still needs companionship. a perfect union, from her point of view, is a working partnership with one part romance, and one part down and dirty fun. and even when children are added to the equation, the rbks mate will remain her number one priority. her ideal mate is a man with the patience to unravell the thread of vulnerability running through her life.
whoa that was alot of typing. tell me what you thought.
gratefull to serve
Really, a single word doesn't describe it.