Huck
The following figure appeared in the thread about the early phoenicean alphabet. It is part of a suggestion, how to interprete the given data, that is 22 iconographical forms of the letters and
22 "memory-names" of the same letters.
head-group
6 (16-21)
|
1 (mother-letter)
|
letter 22 -- (mother-letter) -- 6 (4 - 9) (Soul-group)
|
1 (mother-letter)
|
6 (10 - 15)
(body-group)
The same group a little easier shown, better recognizeable in its strcture:
6
|
1
|
1 --- 1 --- 6
|
1
|
6
About this form I can do some statements:
A.
This is part of the mathematical concepts in Sepher Yetzirah. The Sepher Yetzirah describes 32 elements as the "32 ways of wisdom", 22 are described to refer to the Hebrew alphabet, 10 to the 10 Sephiroth. The 22 letters are described by the SY in a
3-7-12 structure
that means, 3 "mothers", 7 double and 12 simple letters.
In the text of SY and in other accompanying texts of the time it becomes apparent, that this "7" should be interpreted as a "6+1", although the text of SY treats it a little "hidden". The 6+1 is for instance given with the picture of a palace with 6 sides and a 7th center (".... parallel the seven extremities. These are the six extremeties: up. down, east, west, south, north. And the Holy Palace in the middle." SY 4,3 short version), also with the 7 days of the week, in which the 7th has a special function. So, what we actually have is:
3 + (6+1) + 12
B.
In the researched context between letters and names of letters in the Phoenician alphabet we (or at least me) could decipher a group with 12 elements (letter 10-21, ABC-Man), parted in two groups of 6 elements (10-15 body, 16 - 21 head) and a single element (letter 22). The other nine letters were not recognizeable, but I assumed an identity with the concept of the SY, which existed - my opinion - already in the early time.
Well ---- actually I'm teachable .... I disrupt here my interpretation, just falling back in the discussion we had around the ABC-man .... we had the problem, that we (me and autorbis) thought, that letter quof should be interpreted as "ear", we neglected the "back-head", but now ... the picture turns clear:
iod = hands (that's top)
kaph = feets (that's bottom)
Lamed = leg (that's between top and bottom)
mem = female genital (that's polar)
nun = male genital (that's polar)
samekh = back-bone (that's a skeleton impression)
ain = eye (that's top)
pe = mouth (that's bottom)
tzade = nose (that's between top and bottom)
NOW:
quof = backhead (that's polar)
resh = head (probably understood as front head)(that's polar)
shin = tooth (that's a skeleton impression)
Well, this is much clearer now and the ABC-man has a mirroring appearance (6 versus 6, head mirrors body, top-top, bottom-bottom, between-between, polar-polar, polar-polar, skeleton-skeleton). Also we see, that there is 3-3-3-3-order, which was not clear viewable, as long quof was held as "ears".
... thank you, that helped.
The individual 3's do organize in the standard pattern. Thesis-Antithesis, Synthesis.
Hm ... open riddle.
then naturally one has to assume, that letters 4-6 and letters 7-9 also follow the standard pattern. And then we are in the life-tree, 4 = Thesis, 5 = Anti-thesis, 6 = Synthesis etc.):
5 ------ 4
---- 6 ----
8 ------ 7
---- 9 ----
Well .... learn something of it, life is always good for a surprize.
Okay, I've to think about it ... perhaps autorbis has an idea.
I explain the mysteries of the Sepher Yetzirah another time.
22 "memory-names" of the same letters.
head-group
6 (16-21)
|
1 (mother-letter)
|
letter 22 -- (mother-letter) -- 6 (4 - 9) (Soul-group)
|
1 (mother-letter)
|
6 (10 - 15)
(body-group)
The same group a little easier shown, better recognizeable in its strcture:
6
|
1
|
1 --- 1 --- 6
|
1
|
6
About this form I can do some statements:
A.
This is part of the mathematical concepts in Sepher Yetzirah. The Sepher Yetzirah describes 32 elements as the "32 ways of wisdom", 22 are described to refer to the Hebrew alphabet, 10 to the 10 Sephiroth. The 22 letters are described by the SY in a
3-7-12 structure
that means, 3 "mothers", 7 double and 12 simple letters.
In the text of SY and in other accompanying texts of the time it becomes apparent, that this "7" should be interpreted as a "6+1", although the text of SY treats it a little "hidden". The 6+1 is for instance given with the picture of a palace with 6 sides and a 7th center (".... parallel the seven extremities. These are the six extremeties: up. down, east, west, south, north. And the Holy Palace in the middle." SY 4,3 short version), also with the 7 days of the week, in which the 7th has a special function. So, what we actually have is:
3 + (6+1) + 12
B.
In the researched context between letters and names of letters in the Phoenician alphabet we (or at least me) could decipher a group with 12 elements (letter 10-21, ABC-Man), parted in two groups of 6 elements (10-15 body, 16 - 21 head) and a single element (letter 22). The other nine letters were not recognizeable, but I assumed an identity with the concept of the SY, which existed - my opinion - already in the early time.
Well ---- actually I'm teachable .... I disrupt here my interpretation, just falling back in the discussion we had around the ABC-man .... we had the problem, that we (me and autorbis) thought, that letter quof should be interpreted as "ear", we neglected the "back-head", but now ... the picture turns clear:
iod = hands (that's top)
kaph = feets (that's bottom)
Lamed = leg (that's between top and bottom)
mem = female genital (that's polar)
nun = male genital (that's polar)
samekh = back-bone (that's a skeleton impression)
ain = eye (that's top)
pe = mouth (that's bottom)
tzade = nose (that's between top and bottom)
NOW:
quof = backhead (that's polar)
resh = head (probably understood as front head)(that's polar)
shin = tooth (that's a skeleton impression)
Well, this is much clearer now and the ABC-man has a mirroring appearance (6 versus 6, head mirrors body, top-top, bottom-bottom, between-between, polar-polar, polar-polar, skeleton-skeleton). Also we see, that there is 3-3-3-3-order, which was not clear viewable, as long quof was held as "ears".
... thank you, that helped.
The individual 3's do organize in the standard pattern. Thesis-Antithesis, Synthesis.
Hm ... open riddle.
then naturally one has to assume, that letters 4-6 and letters 7-9 also follow the standard pattern. And then we are in the life-tree, 4 = Thesis, 5 = Anti-thesis, 6 = Synthesis etc.):
5 ------ 4
---- 6 ----
8 ------ 7
---- 9 ----
Well .... learn something of it, life is always good for a surprize.
Okay, I've to think about it ... perhaps autorbis has an idea.
I explain the mysteries of the Sepher Yetzirah another time.