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LOREM IPSUM DOLOR SIT AMET CONSECTETUR
"These are the 22 Letters with which God engraved and made Three Sefarim, and with them He created His Universe. And with them He formed all that was ever formed, and all that will ever be formed. Three on Seven; Seven on Twelve; and all are bound together." (Sefer Yetzirah)
In this picture can be seen all 22 Hebrew letters. The 3 Mother Letters are in the triangle/pyramid in the top part;… more
The red Shin ש represents Fire אש (aiSh) in Hebrew, thus, it rises up like fire; the blue Mem מ represents Water מים (MahyiM) in Hebrew, thus, it flows downward like water. The sounds of these 2 Letters are also opposites - the outward hissing of Shhh.... and the inward humming of Mmmm...
The yellow between them also surrounds them both. It represents the first Hebrew letter Aleph א - which… more
In this picture is the entire first chapter of the Book of Psalms. It begins in the center and continues counterclockwise outwards. It is quite hard to read even for fluent Hebrew speakers because the letters flow into each other. It is inspired by the lettering found on 60's album covers and concert posters.
"Fortunate is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked,
nor stands in… more
“3 Mothers ש מ א Shin, Mem, and Aleph in the Soul dimension are the head, the belly, and the chest. The head is created from Fire, the belly is created from Water and in the chest is the Breath of Air that is between them." (Sefer Yetzirah 3:6)
The 3 Mothers can also hint at the 3 primary shapes in Geometry - the triangle, the circle, and the rectangle. ש Shin is Gematria 300, or in Simple… more
This picture contains the first words of Sefer Yetzirah: “With 32 Wondrous Paths of Wisdom, Yah - YHVH and Hosts, the God of Israel, El Shadai, Merciful and Gracious, High and Exalted, Dwelling Forever and Holy is His Name, Heavenly and Holy is He - engraved and created His Universe with three Sefarim: with Sefer, with Sefar and with Sippur.”
In Hebrew, Sefer ספר is a book - comprised of… more
"The Root of all religious observance and spiritual practice is for us to be constantly aware of God. It should make us realize that we were created for the singular purpose of consciously experiencing the Creator. Observance and practice should help us see that the only reason we were brought into the world is to use our spiritual powers to overcome our material attachments and limiting urges… more
