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Lesson 3
In this lesson you will become familiar with the second element of oneness: The element of Water. In choosing this sequence, we follow the structure of the Divine name Yod He Vau He. The first He in this name represents the element of water, or the astral plane.
Water also appears as the exact opposite of the fire element of life.
Elemental Polygons and Cabalistic Structure
In the first lesson you became familiar with the elemental polygons. When referring to elemental shapes, most students think of one of two methods to symbolize elements. One set of elemental symbols is taught in hermetic schools. The other set refers to the system of "tattwas."
For our purpose, both sets of symbols are useless. We need a set of elemental symbols that represents the four elements within. This set is an expression of the Divine name of Yod He Vau He. Therefore, the elemental polygons that we are using are exact structural representations that are evident in the basic cabalistic principles. We can derive these basic cabalistic principles from the structure of the Solar system as we perceive it. Read the following carefully, because this will help you gain a more useful access to the cabalistic system.
The zodiac has 360 degrees. These 360 degrees refer to the 360 days (approximately) that the Earth needs to orbit around the Sun.
Twenty-four numbers divide the number 360 so that there is no remainder. These numbers are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 24, 30, 36, 40, 45, 60, 72, 90, 120, 180, and 360.
Two of these numbers are not figurative. A figurative number is any number that corresponds to a regular polygon. It is obvious that you cannot inscribe a polygon in a circle that has one or two corners. You need at least three points on the periphery of the circle to inscribe a polygon. Therefore the numbers 1 and 2 are not figurative numbers. The other 22 numbers are figurative. This means that each of these remaining 22 numbers represents a regular polygon that we can inscribe in the circle of 360 degrees. Each of these polygons represents an energetic state. Hence there are 22 energetic states in the solar system that are well defined. The Hebrew alphabet consists of 22 letters.he 22 numbers, we recognize soon that all of them are composed of the three basic numbers of 1, 2, 3, and 5. The number 1 appears in all numbers. You may regard it as the unifying principle. The numbers of 2, 3, and 5 relate to the "three mothers" of which you read in the cabalah. Like the number 1, the number 2 is not figurative. It is expressed in the 4 which is its own multiple and figurative.
When the cabbalist refers to three mothers, seven double letters and 12 simple ones, he means the three elements above that which is conscious (the earth element), seven planetary principles, and the twelve zodiacal modifiers.
The three mother letters are Aleph, Mim, and Schin, relating the cards of the Tarot: the Magician, Death, and the Fool. They are the square, the pentagon, and the triangle. The fourth element, earth, is in all other principles: the seven double ones and the twelve simple ones. Its representation is the pentagram.
Double principles are represented by numbers that you can divide by a double 3, i.e., a 9. The exception here must be 360, which is an expression of all.
Some systems of magic of the planetary spheres ascribe a number of planetary spirits, or genii, to each sphere that corresponds to the number of its polygon: 9 to the sphere of Saturn, 18 to the sphere of Jupiter, 36 to the sphere of Mars, 45 genii to the sphere of the Sun, 72 to the sphere of Mercury, 90 to the sphere of Venus, and 180 spirits to the sphere of the Moon. The 360 relates to the Earth, which is manifestation, not planetary function.
If your intent is to align the elements within as a relation to the generalized universal principles that they can express, you will do well to utilize the zodiacal polygons that represent these principles: The triangle, the pentagon, the square is Vau, the pentagram is the second He. It is interesting to note that the polygon with five points if the first one that can be inscribed in a circle in two regular shapes: a pentagon and a pentagram. This is expressed in the Divine name that has two letters He. Incidentally the letter He is also the fifth letter in the Hebrew Alphabet.
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Lesson 3
In this lesson you will become familiar with the second element of oneness: The element of Water. In choosing this sequence, we follow the structure of the Divine name Yod He Vau He. The first He in this name represents the element of water, or the astral plane.
Water also appears as the exact opposite of the fire element of life.
Elemental Polygons and Cabalistic Structure
In the first lesson you became familiar with the elemental polygons. When referring to elemental shapes, most students think of one of two methods to symbolize elements. One set of elemental symbols is taught in hermetic schools. The other set refers to the system of "tattwas."
For our purpose, both sets of symbols are useless. We need a set of elemental symbols that represents the four elements within. This set is an expression of the Divine name of Yod He Vau He. Therefore, the elemental polygons that we are using are exact structural representations that are evident in the basic cabalistic principles. We can derive these basic cabalistic principles from the structure of the Solar system as we perceive it. Read the following carefully, because this will help you gain a more useful access to the cabalistic system.
The zodiac has 360 degrees. These 360 degrees refer to the 360 days (approximately) that the Earth needs to orbit around the Sun.
Twenty-four numbers divide the number 360 so that there is no remainder. These numbers are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 24, 30, 36, 40, 45, 60, 72, 90, 120, 180, and 360.
Two of these numbers are not figurative. A figurative number is any number that corresponds to a regular polygon. It is obvious that you cannot inscribe a polygon in a circle that has one or two corners. You need at least three points on the periphery of the circle to inscribe a polygon. Therefore the numbers 1 and 2 are not figurative numbers. The other 22 numbers are figurative. This means that each of these remaining 22 numbers represents a regular polygon that we can inscribe in the circle of 360 degrees. Each of these polygons represents an energetic state. Hence there are 22 energetic states in the solar system that are well defined. The Hebrew alphabet consists of 22 letters.he 22 numbers, we recognize soon that all of them are composed of the three basic numbers of 1, 2, 3, and 5. The number 1 appears in all numbers. You may regard it as the unifying principle. The numbers of 2, 3, and 5 relate to the "three mothers" of which you read in the cabalah. Like the number 1, the number 2 is not figurative. It is expressed in the 4 which is its own multiple and figurative.
When the cabbalist refers to three mothers, seven double letters and 12 simple ones, he means the three elements above that which is conscious (the earth element), seven planetary principles, and the twelve zodiacal modifiers.
The three mother letters are Aleph, Mim, and Schin, relating the cards of the Tarot: the Magician, Death, and the Fool. They are the square, the pentagon, and the triangle. The fourth element, earth, is in all other principles: the seven double ones and the twelve simple ones. Its representation is the pentagram.
Double principles are represented by numbers that you can divide by a double 3, i.e., a 9. The exception here must be 360, which is an expression of all.
Some systems of magic of the planetary spheres ascribe a number of planetary spirits, or genii, to each sphere that corresponds to the number of its polygon: 9 to the sphere of Saturn, 18 to the sphere of Jupiter, 36 to the sphere of Mars, 45 genii to the sphere of the Sun, 72 to the sphere of Mercury, 90 to the sphere of Venus, and 180 spirits to the sphere of the Moon. The 360 relates to the Earth, which is manifestation, not planetary function.
If your intent is to align the elements within as a relation to the generalized universal principles that they can express, you will do well to utilize the zodiacal polygons that represent these principles: The triangle, the pentagon, the square is Vau, the pentagram is the second He. It is interesting to note that the polygon with five points if the first one that can be inscribed in a circle in two regular shapes: a pentagon and a pentagram. This is expressed in the Divine name that has two letters He. Incidentally the letter He is also the fifth letter in the Hebrew Alphabet.
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