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its forbidden to say (meaning impossible) as it is a code, not really a word. It is felt inside us, extracted from our desires. But why was it used in earlier times as a greeting, like in Ruth 2:4. ? Thanks in advanced.
Hey Brad,
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In short, what a person does not attain “one cannot name”–it’s “forbidden” like you said. The senses we have in this world that give us the picture and perception of reality are only half of what we can use. Once we begin reaching equivalence of form with the upper one, we will receive new “inputs”–touch, sight, sound, taste, smell. Our gradual development gives us greater perception of the upper force through these Sefirot.
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Like, the sages say the last time it was pronounced was in the temple on yom kippur, but is that what they mean? Â Was it really spoken? or was it inner desire that revealed the 4 letter name? Yet, In ruth it is used as a simple greeting, how can that be?
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