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“Know yourself, and you will know the universe and the gods” was the maxim inscribed at the entrance of the Temple of Delphi.
“Mikdash Delphi” (“Temple of Delphi”):
מקדש דלפי
Ordinal Gematria = 100, equivalent to the gematria of:
“Lech Lecha” (“Go to yourself”, cf. Genesis 12:1):
לך לך
Go inward.
Know who you are.
Connais. Connecte.
Connect with yourself, and you will enter the Temple of the One, the Temple of Aleph.
#Or-acle #Aleph
Judaism and psychoanalysis are intimately linked.
“Melech HaMashiach” (“The King Messiah”):
מלך המשיח
Gematria = 453, equivalent to the gematria of:
“HaSkizophrenia” (“The Schizophrenia”):
הסכיזופרניה
Distorted perception of reality, delusional ideas… The “Chosen One Syndrome” is predominantly a male affliction (monotheistic religions are rooted in masculine dimensions). Those who see themselves as messiahs are almost always spiritually ill men who have not found inner peace.
Likewise, viewing oneself as the “Chosen People” is a form of schizophrenia, but on a collective scale. Religious leaders (Erev Rav) use numerous strategies to push Jews to follow Halakha (Jewish law) blindly, like sheep. Even those with sincere spiritual pursuits often fall into this trap, adopting schizophrenic behaviors in the process.
Jewish law forbids consuming wine touched by a non-Jew, deeming it impure. But wine symbolizes the secrets of the Torah, and strict adherence to Halakha creates a barrier that prevents access to deeper truths.
Halakha deprives individuals of the feminine dimension, robbing them of the crown that would make them true Kings.
Many rabbis and religious figures are dogmatic, refusing to study the Torah symbolically. They are, in essence, anti-“c’est-mythe” (anti-myth).
Following Halakha has little to do with fulfilling divine will; instead, it serves the demiurge who demands you “keep” the Sabbath while cutting you off from the world of tangible action.
Truth is not inherently beautiful at first glance. Finding it requires self-reflection and questioning one’s beliefs. No one will escape this reckoning. At the Salvation of Humanity, when truth is unveiled, everyone will be forced to confront it—religious and secular alike, Zionists as well as anti-Zionists.
Fools filled with ego will have to learn humility.
We must end thousands of years of foolishnes: the true Torah is not a feel-good fantasy.
A point is defined by uniting opposites: connecting the vertical dimension of the Divine to its horizontal dimension.
The 10 Commandments begin with the word Anokhi (“I am”), which, according to Jewish tradition, is of Egyptian origin:
אנכי
The word Anochi can be read as “Anachi”, meaning “Vertical”.
Egypt, with its pyramids, symbolizes verticality—a masculine dimension. Each of us must leave this exile of vertical dominance to embrace horizontality, the feminine dimension.
True “religion” lies in connecting men and women within a unified divinity.
“Anachi VeOfki” (“Vertical and Horizontal”):
אנכי ואופקי
Ordinal gematria = 95, equivalent to the gematria of:
“Mi” (“Who,” the vertical dimension) + “Ma” (“What”, the horizontal dimension):
מי מה
The 95th commandment in the Torah is:
“And they shall make Me a sanctuary, that I may dwell among them.” (Exodus 25:8)
To connect with the Divine, one must first return inward, becoming a universal Being—a Temple where the Divine Presence resides. This central space is a unique locus containing the All: the P.Oint of the universe.
#CristalliseÀSion**
The words “Point” and “Poing” (“Fist” in French) share the same Indo-European root “Peuk”, meaning “to strike” or “to pierce.”
The Messiah, like a struck point, is said to suffer. To find the messianic dimension within oneself is to break away from the collective ego—the masses that deny introspection and venerate conformity.
Masses can display unparalleled violence toward scapegoats, but those who persist in avoiding evil and doing good will eventually see the Light: “La morsure l’accroît” (“The bite increases it” in French is pronunced like “La mort sur la croix”, “The death on the cross”).
The Messiah: The One Who Breaks Through
The Messiah is referred to as “Poretz”—”the one who breaks barriers”, “pierces through”, or “spreads out”.
#Ufaratsta
“Your descendants will be like the dust of the earth; and you shall spread out (‘Ufaratsta’) to the west and to the east, to the north and to the south. Through you and your descendants, all the families of the earth will be blessed.” (Genesis 28:14)
The Central Point: Where Opposites Meet
A central point is determined by uniting opposites, drawing a cross—a symbol of the Messiah’s locus.
However, the Savior is not external: neither Jesus, nor the Lubavitcher Rebbe will save you. The true Messiah is yourself.
Salvation is not found outside, as with those who idolize religious figures (“the Messiah”) or celebrities (like the footballer Messi). It is discovered by seeking the Divine within oneself.
“Oint” means “Anointed” in French.
P.Oint
Venom is a legendary British metal band, considered one of the pioneers of Black Metal.
Venom
ונום
Ordinal gematria = 39, equivalent to the gematria of “YHVH Echad” (“God is One”):
יהוה אחד
The harm has been done. The venom of monotheistic religions has permeated the peoples of the world.
However, even where we have fallen, we can find the Divine. A small dose of venom becomes the cure. By adopting an inner, symbolic reading, we elevate the Torah to a messianic dimension—a New Torah, the Torah of Samael.
The word “Venom” can be broken into:
– “Ve” (meaning “and” in Hebrew) and
– “Nom” (“Name” in French referring to HaShem: God).
VeNom = We must add the Name, the One.
During the Salvation of Humanity, the Name of God will become One through the N.O.M. (“Nouvel Ordre Mondial”, French for “New World Order”):
“The Lord will be King over all the earth; on that day, the Lord will be One and His Name One.
(Zechariah 14:9)
Venom represents the secret seed sown into the blood. “Sang” (“Blood”) and “Cent” (“Hundred”) are pronounced the same in French.
The world is ill; the structure of the sefirot is poisoned. There are 10 sefirot, each containing another 10:
10 x 10 = 100, equivalent to the gematria of “Sam” (“poison” in Hebrew):
סם
#UnityInMultiplicity
The Indo-European roots “Sam” (meaning “season” or “year”) and “Sem” (“one” or “unified”) evoke ideas of cycles and unity, as seen in terms like:
“Sum”, “Summary”, “Semaine” (“Week” in French), “Summer”, “Samsara”, “Same”…
This resonates with the notion of completion (Cent) and unity (Sang).
Samael, also known as “the Poison of God,” is a name attributed to the “devil”.
While tradition often depicts the devil laughing and God angry, the reverse may hold a deeper truth.
In Hebrew, “Sameach” (“happy”) shares an ancient root with “Tsemach” (“sprout” or “shoot”):
שמח
צמח
In the Amida prayer, it is said:
“Et Tsemach David Tatsmiach” (“May David’s sprout flourish”), referring to the Messiah.
את צמח דוד תצמיח
#RejectedSprout
The term “Mashiach” (“Messiah”) is an anagram of “Ysma’h” (“he will rejoice”):
משיח
ישמח
Mashiach is the “Ish Tsemach” (“Sprouting Man”) but also the “Ish Sameach” (“Joyful Man”): Divinity dwells where there is joy.
“And you shall say to him: ‘Thus says the Lord of Hosts: Behold, a man whose name is Sprout, and he will sprout from his place and build the Temple of the Lord.’”
(Zechariah 6:12)
“Emet MeEretz Titsmach” (“Truth will sprout from the earth”, Tehillim 85:12):
אמת מארץ תצמח
Gematria = 1310, equivalent to:
– Samael (131) x 10 (the number of sefirot).
סמאל
This phrase’s initials spell “Emet” (“Truth”). Truth is not “in the heavens” but within the earth—this world ruled by the Prince of Darkness, the Light Bearer who un-filters monotheistic religions.
#Samael #Sion #CeremonyOfOpposites
A SAM is a Surface-to-Air Missile, a weapon that opposes the heavens.
But “Sam” also means:
– “Ça me” (French for “this touches me”, it is related to our inner self).
– “S’aime” (French for “one loves oneself”)
“You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” (Leviticus 19:18)
To love others genuinely, one must first love oneself.
#IndividualisaZion
“YHVH VeSamael” (“God and Samael”):
יהוה וסמאל
Gematria = 441, the same as “Emet” (“Truth”):
אמת
By uniting opposites—heaven and earth, Jacob and Esau, God and Satan—we discover truth and the true Torah.
“The higher the source of a light, the deeper it reaches into the lowest levels.” (Rabbi Rayats)
The only verse in the Torah with a gematria of 1310:
“Moses said to Him: ‘If Your presence does not go with us, do not bring us up from here.’” (Exodus 33:15)
The only word in the Bible with a gematria of 1310:
“Titpatal” (“shrewd” or “twisting”):
תתפתל
“To the pure You show Yourself pure, but to the twisted You show Yourself shrewd.” (Psalms 18:27)
The way we receive Light depends on our inner disposition.
Even events can be experienced as blessings or curses depending on our interpretation of the “light signals” (the 10 sefirot).
“Reshetit” (“Retina”):
רשתית
= Samael (131) x 10 (sefirot)
#I #Eye #Am #Âme #DYeux
Isis was one of the principal goddesses of ancient Egypt. She was referred to as Ceres, Juno, the Moon, the Earth, Nature, Proserpina, Thetis, Mother of the Gods, Cybele, Venus, Diana, Hecate, Rhamnusia… She was called the Goddess of Ten Thousand Names: Myrionymos (μυριώνυμος)
Myrionymos evokes the name of the prophetess Miriam (Mary in English), who, like Isis, is connected to Egypt and the sea.
“For Pharaoh’s horses, chariots, and horsemen went into the sea, and the Lord brought the waters of the sea back over them, but the Israelites walked through the sea on dry ground.
Miriam the prophetess, Aaron’s sister, took a timbrel in her hand, and all the women followed her, with timbrels and dancing.
And Miriam sang to them: ‘Sing to the Lord, for He is highly exalted. Both horse and driver He has hurled into the sea.’
Then Moses led Israel from the Red Sea, and they went into the Desert of Shur. For three days they traveled in the desert without finding water.
When they came to Marah, they could not drink its water because it was bitter. (That is why the place is called Marah.)”
(Exodus 15:19-23)
#Miriam #LaMère #LÂmeErre #Amer #Myriades
Cybele was a Phrygian deity later adopted by the Greeks and Romans. Like Miriam, she is often depicted holding a timbrel.
#SiBelle #Cymbals
Malchut (the 10th sefira in Kabbalah) is associated with many names, and a name represents the inner essence of a thing. This interiority is the divine dimension of the divine: Its Presence.
In the Hebew name Miriam, two roots are found:
– Mar (מר), meaning “bitter,” and
– Meri (מרי), meaning “rebellion.”
Miriam rebelled against the bitterness of Egyptian exile.
מרים
The interior essence of things is hidden, like subterranean waters. To make them emerge, one must “rebel” and “dig deeper”, refusing to settle for surface appearances.
The Mariana Trench is the deepest known oceanic trench, symbolizing the profoundest part of Earth’s crust.
The largest number mentioned in the Bible is “Revavah”, meaning “Ten Thousand” or “Myriad”:
רבבה
“And they blessed Rebecca and said to her: ‘Our sister, may you increase to thousands of myriads; may your descendants possess the gates of their enemies.’”
(Genesis 24:60)
וַיְבָרְכוּ אֶת רִבְקָה וַיֹּאמְרוּ לָהּ: אֲחֹתֵנוּ אַתְּ הֲיִי לְאַלְפֵי רְבָבָה וְיִירַשׁ זַרְעֵךְ אֵת שַׁעַר שֹׂנְאָיו
According to Kabbalah, there are five levels of the soul:
1. Nefesh (animal soul)
2. Ruach (spirit)
3. Neshamah (soul)
4. Chayah (essence of life)
5. Yechidah (union with the One)
There are also 10 sefirot, with each world receiving a tenth of the level above. Similarly, each soul level corresponds to:
– Units (Nefesh)
– Tens (Ruach)
– Hundreds (Neshamah)
– Thousands (Chayah)
– Myriads (Yechidah)
“I made you as numerous as the vegetation of the fields; you increased and grew. You came to full womanhood—your breasts were firm, your hair had grown—but you were naked and bare.”
(Ezekiel 16:7)
רְבָבָה כְּצֶמַח הַשָּׂדֶה נְתַתִּיךְ וַתִּרְבִּי וַתִּגְדְּלִי וַתָּבֹאִי בַּעֲדִי עֲדָיִים: שָׁדַיִם נָכֹנוּ וּשְׂעָרֵךְ צִמֵּחַ וְאַתְּ עֵרֹם וְעֶרְיָה
By connecting the Lower World to the Upper World, materiality to spirituality, humanity reveals Keter (the highest sefira) in its fullness and illuminates the sefira Malchut (the Divine Presence on Earth).
When this happens, Malchut transforms into the Keter of the next world. At the time of the Final Redemption, the Shechina (Divine Presence) will no longer be “bare” but fully “revealed.”
#NoWomanNoChrist
The Israeli nuclear facility in Dimona is located in the Negev Desert.
דימונה
Dimona is named after the biblical city of the same name (see Joshua 15:22). Its name originates from the word “Domen”, meaning “Dung” or “Manure”.
דמן
Indeed, nuclear energy is, quite literally, a pile of waste.
The biblical city of Dimona, the “Hill of Manure,” was likely a storage site for dung, which was considered a valuable resource for centuries, primarily as fuel.
The word “Domen” (“Manure”) appears six times in the Bible, always in passages referring to piles of corpses:
The word “Domen” can also be read as “Daman” (“Their blood”).
דמן
In the Bible, “Dimon” is the name of a river:
דימון
“For the waters of Dimon are full of blood: for I will bring more upon Dimon, lions upon him that escapeth of Moab, and upon the remnant of the land.” (Isaiah 15:9)
Within the very root of the name “Dimona” lies the key to moving away from nuclear power: biomethane. This natural fertilizer, produced through the fermentation of organic waste, is a renewable energy source that is both cheaper and far safer than nuclear energy.
The Indo-European root “Bel” means “To swell”, “To grow bigger”, “To become angry”, among other things. “Bel” has given rise to words such as Ball, Bull, Ballot, Phallus, Belgian, Bolchevik, “Blague” (“Joke” in French), and many more.
Baal was the name of a storm and fertility god worshipped by many ancient Middle Eastern civilizations, particularly the Canaanites and Phoenicians. “Baal” can be translated as “Lord”, “Master”, “Owner”, or “Husband”. Baal was often associated with the bull, a symbol of creative force and power, whose bellowing resembles thunder.
In Greek mythology, Europa was a Phoenician princess who was abducted and raped by Zeus, who had transformed into a bull for the occasion.
Originally, in Proto-Sinaitic script, the letter Aleph depicted a bull’s head. Over time, as it “migrated westward”, this symbol rotated and evolved into the letter A in the Latin alphabet.
The bull’s horns symbolize man’s triumph over the animal. Symbolically, humans overcome and subdue their animalistic soul through language, transforming the bull into Aleph—a crown. The Toro becomes Torah.
The root “Erev” in Semitic languages means “Evening”, “West”, and carries the idea of “Movement” or “Passage”. The words “Europe” and “Arab” may share a common etymology.
In Hebrew, the root “Bela” means “To swallow” or “To engulf”.
בלע
#Baal #Balaam #Balak #Belial #Balagan
“Europe”
אירופה
Gematria = 302
= Gematria of”Brussels”
בריסל
“In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth” (Genesis 1:1)
בְּרֵאשִׁית בָּרָא אֱלֹהִים אֵת הַשָּׁמַיִם וְאֵת הָאָרֶץ
The Torah begins with the letter Beit.
Why doesn’t it begin with Aleph, the first letter of the alphabet?
Because it is up to Man to find the One.
Man must find the Aleph in the Beit, Unity in Duality, Light in Darkness. This is in order to build a “Beit,” a “House,” a Residence for the Divine Presence.
One must find the Divine in the animal soul, the Aleph in the Beast.
YHVH
יהוה
Gematria = 26
The name of God YHVH is found in the letter Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
The letter Aleph is formed by two Yuds, two points, connected by the letter Vav.
Yud + Yud + Vav
= 10 + 10 + 6
= 26
#TheAlephInTheRoom
Likewise, the two tusks of the elephant correspond to the two Yuds and the trunk to the Vav.
The name of God, which is One, Aleph, is thus reflected through the elephant.
One must find the Aleph in the Beast.
Originally, the letter Aleph did not represent an elephant but a head of an ox. The ox, larger and more powerful than other livestock, enabled man to plow and eat. It held a central place in human life, so it is only natural that its symbol is found in the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
Aleph, or the root Aleph-Lamed-Pe, can mean:
1) “Cattle”, “Ox” (examples: Deuteronomy 7:13, Psalms 8:8)
2) “Learn”, “Associate with”, “Copy,” “Reproduce” (Job 33:33, Proverbs 22:25)
3) “Thousand” (Genesis 20:16, Exodus 12:37)
4) “Multiply”, “Reproduce” (Psalms 144:13)
5) “Champion”, “Leader”, “Captain” (Genesis 36:15)
The Indo-European root “Alp” means “Height,” “Mountain.” We find it in words referring to something large. For example, it appears in the name of Mount Olympus or the Alps and their many alpine pastures (used for cattle, sheep, and goats).
In Ancient Greek, “Eléphas” (ἐλέφας) means “Elephant”; and “Elaphos” (ἔλαφος) means “Deer” another large animal.
Ganesh (Ganesha, Ganapati, Vinayaka, Pillayar), the elephant-headed god, grew up in the Himalayas. The son of Shiva and Parvati, he holds an important place in the Hindu pantheon.
Ganesh is the god of wisdom, education, prudence, and the patron of schools. He is linked to beginnings. He removes obstacles to allow progress and construction. His lower half is human, while his upper half, his head, is divine. He has his head in the heavens but his feet on the earth.
A deity represents spiritual energy, and Ganesh symbolizes the union of the macrocosm and the microcosm, the divine and the human.
The name of Ganesh is composed of “Gana” गण and “Isha” ईश.
“Gana”, in Sanskrit, means “Multitude”, “Assembly”, “Category” .
The Ganas are the many small genies, servants of Shiva. They represent the elements that make up nature and a person’s temperament: our ego.
The term “Isha”, on the other hand, means “Lord”, “Master”.
Ganesh / Ganesha is therefore the Master of the Ganas, the one who has learned to master his ego, which deceives him.
The elephant is a bulldozer. It is the inner strength we multiply by removing the greatest obstacle: the ego.
#KeterPillar
Despite its imposing size, the elephant is a peaceful animal. It is not a predator (unless provoked).
Removing the obstacle of the ego allows us to settle, to return home, to be at ease. We must stop being “heavy” and, for that, reveal the Being, the transcended ego. Be Light.
Tame the beast, the ego. Transcend it to make it a servant of your Beit, your House!
Kingship is embodied by David, whose ancestor is Peretz. Why is he called that? During birth, his twin stuck out his hand, then Peretz shoved him aside and came out first, and the midwife exclaimed: “With what violence you make a Breach (Peretz)!” (Genesis 38:29)
Who is the master, the king? It is the one who makes a breach (“HaMelekh Poretz”) to make a way, and no one can resist him. (cf. Talmud, Sanhedrin 20b). The king is the Aleph.
Mashiach is the one who breaks the obstacle of the ego.
The elephant and its symbolism give us the keys to pass through the Alephs and end the exile of Rome.
#FallOfRome
Ganesh and the Mashiach are symbols representing spiritual forces.
Aleph in: the One is within us. The Aleph is within us. Mashiach is within us, and it is up to each one of us to begin the Final Redemption today, at this very moment.
Ganesha (original Sanskrit pronunciation)
גנשה
Gematria = 358
= gematria of “Mashiach”
משיח
#AlephIn
“Ganesha” in Hebrew contains the same letters (Nun, Gimel, Heh, and Shin) found on the spinning tops of Chanukkah, associated with the letters and the children, like the elephants.
נגהש
#EL #Enfants
Ness Gadol Haya Sham = a BIG miracle happened there.
Jewish tradition emphasizes the importance of the “Nose of the Mashiach”, and the sense of smell connects us more directly to our neshama (soul) than the other senses.
#G #Nose #Knows #NewNose #NewBorn #Bar
“Chedek” (“Trunk”)
חדק
Gematria = 112
= gematria of the two names of God combined, YHVH (26) and Elohim (86)
יהוה אלהים
#Maya #IAM #Aleph
“Ivory” is called “Shenhav” in Hebrew.
שנהב
Gematria with the kolel (+1) = 358
= gematria of “Mashiach”
משיח
Humanity will never win the Grail, the World Cup, without defense. It must learn to play as a team. We must think collectively.
The island of Elephantine is an island in Egypt located on the Nile where a significant Jewish community lived. A temple dedicated to YHVH was built there, and sacrifices were made on the altar as in Jerusalem.
The numerous papyri from Elephantine reveal that the story of Moses was not yet known at the time, about 2500 years ago, and that the Jews worshipped other gods such as Anat and Ashim.
Ganesh was born thanks to his mother Parvati, who fashioned him alone, without his father Shiva.
One day, Shiva returned home, and little Ganesh, who didn’t know him, was guarding the door while his mother was bathing. Ganesh prevented him from entering.
Result: his father cut off his head. Parvati arrived, and when she learned he had killed their son, she angrily ordered him to restore life to their child. Thus, Shiva replaced Ganesh’s head with that of an elephant.
The elephant has a special relationship with the Mother (the sefirah Bina in Kabbalah).
The social structure of elephants is also matriarchal.
A connection with the Mother also means a connection with Water, Memory, Home, Education, Childhood, etc.
The Mala, a symbol of Ganesh, is a rosary representing the 50 letters of the Sanskrit alphabet.
50 is also, according to Kabbalah, the number of Gates of Bina (Knowledge).
“Elephant” is called “Pil” in Hebrew.
פיל
In Tamil, “Pil” (பீள்) means “Fetus,” “Embryo”; and “Pila” (பிற) means “Born.”
The word “Pillai” (பிள்ளை) can refer to a young animal, like a baby elephant.
“Aleph,” the first letter of the alphabet, and “Eleph” (“Thousand”) are written the same way: an elephant deceives, a thousand elephants deceive greatly.
אלף
#Eleph #One
Full gematria of the letter Aleph
= 1 + 30 + 80 = 111
אלף
“Pil” (“Elephant”)
פיל
Ordinal gematria = 39
= gematria of “YHVH E’had” (“God is One”)
יהוה אחד
“Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh” (“I am that I am,” Exodus 3:14)
אהיה אשר אהיה
Initials = Aleph Aleph Aleph = AAA
אאא
#AlephOne #Pillar #InnerStrength #TheRightBattery #RunningRabbi
“Begin each day a new life.” (Rabbi Nachman of Breslov)
#AAA
“Pil” (“Elephant”)
פיל
Gematria = 120
= gematria of “Amud” (“Pillar”)
עמוד
#Pile
Elephants are known for having an excellent memory. Likewise, a pile is a memory location defined by two terminals.
The word “Pile” comes from the Latin “Pila” (“Pillar”). A pile is an assembly of elements stacked one on top of the other to form a column. It converts chemical energy into electrical energy.
The Aleph is a pile.
#Pil #Piles #AAA #AlephAlephAleph #Alephim #InnerStrength
The Alephs, the Elves, they represent inner strength, hidden forces in nature, the interiority of the earth, the essence of everything that allows us to move forward.
A pile is inner energy. It is small, but it must not be forgotten.
Pile is the opposite of face: what is “pile” (exact in French) hides in the interiority of things.
The god Ganesh is also called “Yagnakaya,” “He who loves fire”: Homas, fire rituals, are dedicated to him.
In Hebrew, “Esh” means fire.
אש
Gematria = 301
= AtBash gematria (reversed values / Bina) of “Ganesha”
גנשה
רטבצ
Ganesh is the favorite god of children, and in India, it is customary to offer him sweets.
In Ganesh, there is the word “Gan,” which means “Garden,” but also “Kindergarten” in Hebrew.
גן
#ELEnfants #Élèves
The root Aleph/Lamed/Peh, the Elephant, and Ganesh are all related to learning, education, and wisdom.
“If not, it is for you to listen to me; be silent, and I will teach you wisdom.” (Job 33:33)
אִם אַיִן אַתָּה שְׁמַע לִי הַחֲרֵשׁ וַאֲאַלֶּפְךָ חָכְמָה
Everything begins in Gan Eden, in the garden. If you have a good memory…
In kindergarten, the small garden, we begin by learning the Aleph. And we often make mistakes.
In the Gan, we are subject to the teacher, to the matrix, and a person must work on themselves, eventually rebelling against authority to leave childhood and become an adult.
There are 2 hypotheses about the etymology of the Latin word “Elementum”, which is the origin of the word “Element.”
The first is that the word “Elementum” originally came from the Greek “Elephas”, because, in ancient times, the letters of the alphabet were often engraved on small ivory tablets for educational purposes.
The second hypothesis suggests that the word Elementum contains the first three letters of the second part of the alphabet: Lamed Mem Nun / LMN.
Lamed-Mem-Nun
למן
Classic gematria = 120
= classic gematria of “Pil” (“Elephant”)
פיל
Ordinal gematria = 39
= ordinal gematria of “Pil”
פיל
= gematria of “YHVH Echad” (“God is One”)
יהוה אחד
#Elements
Mashiach is Elephant Man: during the exile, the messianic dimension is hidden. It is not always pleasant to see at first because it challenges our beliefs, our prejudices.
#TheTruthIsHidden
“See, my servant shall prosper; he shall be exalted and lifted up, and shall be very high.
As many were astonished at you—his appearance was so marred, beyond human semblance, and his form beyond that of the children of mankind—
so shall he sprinkle many nations; kings shall shut their mouths because of him, for that which has not been told them they see, and that which they have not heard they understand.
Who has believed what he has heard from us? And to whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?
For he grew up before him like a young plant, and like a root out of dry ground; he had no form or majesty that we should look at him, and no beauty that we should desire him.
He was despised and rejected by men; a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief, and as one from whom men hide their faces he was despised, and we esteemed him not.” (Isaiah 52:13-53:3)
“I am not an elephant! I am not an animal! I am a human being! I am a man!” (Elephant Man)
#RevelationOfMashiach #AlephInMan #TrueStory
Listen to the inner sound, Man!
The elephant has big ears because the Aleph listens to us.
An Oliphant is the name given to musical instruments made from horn, sometimes crafted from an elephant tusk (hence the name).
#GreatShofar
The elephant trumpets.
In Hebrew, “Bari” means “In good health”, “Big”.
ברי
In Aramaic, “Bar” means “Son”.
בר
The Son, in Kabbalah, corresponds to Zeir Anpin / Small Face, in the world of Yetsira (Formation), and to the Vav of YHVH, the 6 sefirot related to Midot (character traits): it is the Big Partsuf.
To prepare for the Bar Mitzvah, which is a new beginning, boys learn to read Hebrew / the Torah.
#Sweets #BabarMitzvah
The gods of Hindu mythology each have their Vahana (Vehicle / Mount), and Ganesh’s Vahana is the mouse Mushika.
The Vahana allows a god’s strength to multiply, and Ganesh, by aligning with his opposite, finds, thanks to the mouse, the ability to slip through the smallest gaps.
The mouse is indeed connected to the Home.
“Mi” means “Who” in Hebrew and represents the World Above in Kabbalah, opposite “Ma,” the “What,” the World Below.
Mi = Key
Man’s work on Earth is to create a “Residence” for the Divine, a “House”
Mi – Key – Ma – House
“Smile!”
#KeyToTheHouse #UnionOfOpposites #HouseOfMiKey
During the Final Redemption, the big Beit will no longer fear the small: the Aleph will no longer fear the Beit.
The Aleph, the One, will reign at the House.
#AlephBeit
In Greek, “Tora” (τώρα) means “Now.”
“Now” is “Achshav” in Hebrew.
עכשיו
עין כף שן יוד וו
Full Gematria = 612
= Gematria of “Torah” with the kolel (611 + 1)
תורה
To fully embrace God’s Present, one must learn not to dwell on yesterday or worry about tomorrow but instead enjoy the present moment, the “Tora”. The Messiah will come “today if we listen to the voice of God” (cf. Talmud Sanhedrin 98a).
#MachiahNow
“Gift” means “poison” in German.
A “Present” (gift) in Hebrew is “Matana”. Israelis often have a hard time pronouncing “Maintenant” (“Now” in French): they pronounce it “Matana”.
מתנה
YHVH is written with the letters Yod, Heh, Vav, and Heh.
יהוה
– The Yod in God’s name represents a “gift”.
– The first Heh symbolizes the giving hand.
– The Vav represents transmission.
– The second Heh signifies the receiving hand.
“T’auras!”, pronounced like “Torah” means “You will have” in French. God is Present among us.
#SecretOfTheVerb
The name “Buddha”, from Sanskrit बुद्ध (“the Awakened One”), originates from the Indo-European root “Bewd” (“To awaken”, “To become conscious”), derived from “Buh”, which also gave rise to “To be” in English. This root appears in words like “Bud” and “Body.”
#Be #Light
The title of Buddha refers to one who has achieved enlightenment, transcending the duality of Samsara and Nirvana, Being and Non-Being, “Ani and Ein” (the “I” and the “Nothing”).
אין אני
Buddha
בודהה
Gematria = 22 (number of letters in the Hebrew alphabet)
= Gematria of “Yachad” (“Together”)
יחד
= Gematria of “Becha” (“In you”)
בך
= Ordinal Gematria of the letter Tav (“Sign”, “Mark”)
ת
According to the Sefer Yetsira, there are 32 paths of Wisdom corresponding to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the 10 sefirot.
In Buddhism, the “Awakened Body”, the “Great Man”—that is, the “Buddha”—has 32 major physical characteristics, along with 80 minor marks, totaling 112 marks.
The number 112, in Gematria, represents the union of the divine names YHVH and Elohim, symbolizing the union of Heaven and Earth, Masculine and Feminine, Transcendent and Immanent, etc.
YHVH Elohim
יהוה אלהים
Gematria = 112
“Bud Light”
#BodyOfLight