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Defining "Salt"

The word salt originated from the Latin term sal, which again comes from the word sol. incidentally, the synonym for sol is "sole," or Solay. Solay or Sole is a salt drinking therapy which denotes the water and salt solution and is the Latin translation for "sun." Mythological, and from its definition, sole means "liquid sunlight," the liquid manifestation of the sun's energy, liquid light energy, bound into a geometrical structure, capable of creating and nourishing life. This precisely signifies where life on Earth came from: from the sole of the primal oceans. The Celtic word for salt, "hall" has the same roots as the German word "heilig." meaning "holy," which also comes from the word heil meaning "whole." In addition, hall also signifies sound (German schall). Schall means an echo or a reverberation that involves a vibration - in short, a sound with a long hall. Had we known about the relationships of these words beforehand, then we would have said "please pass me some vibration," when what we really meant was "please pass me some salt."
If one thinks about our relation to salt and all things with natural salt. Like salt lamps and fine salt like our gourmet salt one will find that one can assist oneself in an overall well being not realized with regular stripped salt.