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    Gil Shir
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    Share your insights and impressions from this lesson with fellow students.

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    • #329912
      Tracy
      Participant

      I write all my lessons down on paper. So, for clarification what is the name of the person that directs cattle as in the Lamed. It sounded like milimed haba cao. Can you please give me the correct spelling of that name? Thanks so much!

      • #330313

        Tracey,
        Gilad says, MELAMED HA’BAKAR.
        Bakar means cattle.
        You’re right 🙂
        Seth@KabU

    • #329731
      Tracy
      Participant

      I noticed in the last few teachings, the geometrical shape of the letter and what each line represent are missing. I still would like to know what they are. Is there a book or somewhere I can look up this information?

      • #329758
        Gil
        Participant

        Hi Tracy,
        Yes correct it is missing, since we are lacking that information from the authentic sources.

        • #329911
          Tracy
          Participant

          Thanks for that information. I wonder how it is that we can know some but not the others. It’s all a mystery.

    • #329680
      Joan Naughton
      Participant

      Whats the parsa line of alef what is parsa

      • #329751

        Joan,
        Hebrew’s origin is fascinating.  It is a coded language that depicts the forces of our reality.
        To that extent, some forces are going in some forces are going out, and with what qualities, etc.
        The parsa is certain division where forces of bestowing are above the parsa and forces of reception are below the parsa.
        This code is also found in the beginning of the book of Genesis, regarding the creation of heaven (above the parsa) and earth (below the parsa).
        Seth@KabU

    • #329518
      Sherry
      Participant

      How do you find the Root of your Name or of any Word?

      • #329749

        Hi Sherry,
        Most words in Hebrew, certainly words we find in the ancient sources are built upon these three letter roots.  It could have two letters. Prefixes and suffixes around it change the tense and you will see usually a yud or a vav or a hey added here or there that slightly changes the meaning for example the work friend and the word connection or the word peace and the word complete.
        Regarding your name, Sherry, I’m not sure.  But the letters may be Shin, Reish, Yud, SH-R-Y.  Which are the same letters as Sarah before she had the letter Hey added as in Genesis 16:1.
        Seth@KabU

    • #329071
      Tracy
      Participant

      I am listening to the teaching on Hey. I just need clarification of what this letter is called. I know Gil said Otiot which simply means signs. What was the second word? It sounded like “heavy”. Thanks Much!

      • #329732
        Tracy
        Participant

        My Hebrew Name (my-hebrew-name.com) helps you find your Hebrew name.

      • #329105

        Tracy,
        Gil says Ahevy (close to heavy:)  which is like an acronym of these type of letters, Alef (A), Hey (he), Vav (V), Yud (Y).
        Seth@KabU

        • #329289
          Tracy
          Participant

          Thanks for the clarification.

    • #329065
      Tracy
      Participant

      Do you have any teachings on the 72 Names of God from the bible code found in Exodus 14:19-21? While this was hidden from us gentiles until 80-90 years ago, it is still relatively new to us gentiles. Though I have read Yehuda Berg’s book on it, I think these names go much deeper. It would be interesting to know which 72 Names of God, which are always 3 Hebrew letters, Moses used to open the Red Sea. Perhaps we will never know. But if I may, it may be a good course for you to offer and it fits right in with Kabbalistic concepts of each letter.  Thanks so much for all that you have shared so far.

      • #329106

        Tracy,
        The 72 names are the light of Hochma that fills the kli of Hasadim that shine on us.  They are lights that fill our soul.  All of the genuine kabbalists who achieved a very high degree can know the Creator to such a point will know these names that dress in his soul and through it he becomes like the Creator and can do what the Creator does.

        We can work on our spiritual ascension, attain those degrees and from there we can work with the 72 names.
        People believe that we can use them to benefit matter in this world.  It does give people a good feeling and help psychologically, when a person feels it will help him, it can, that is undeniable, but to attain them, is something spiritual and altogether different.
        Seth@KabU

        • #329292
          Tracy
          Participant

          I have never heard them described that way. So, what you’re saying is that it is not just the understanding of them or even knowing them that is what we strive for, but to actually attain them. In that, we have an intimacy with the creator in a greater way and can emulate what the creator does through and by them.

          On a side note, I have a tuning fork company and I started the line of the 72 Names of God series. I only have 6 of them so far. I had a therapist use them on a patient with screws in her neck. They were visible under the skin, and you could feel them. He used the Miracle Making and Healing tuning forks which use the Hebrew gematria of each letter as frequency. At the end of his session, the screws were gone. Completely disappeared. Basically, the woman was healed. While I cannot say either the practitioner or the client rose to spiritual attainment, she was healed regardless.

          I am learning to engage with these supernatural beings known as the living letters. They are our helpers trying to engage with us either physically or energetically to help us with our path. We have the choice of always going in the right direction or the wrong direction. Regardless, they engage with us to help us choose the right path. I love Dalet though it does not function like a typical door. It only opens when it is ready to open. When it does open and you go through it, unlike a regular door you cannot go back through the door. Once you go through it locks so that you cannot go back. Very important to see these letters and to know they are engaging with you as it keeps us on the right path if we choose to follow that or not.

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