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Letters ofthe Hebrew Alphabet further symbolism of the whiplash or ox goad. But when these interpretations are raised to the spiritual plane we perceive at once how significant this letter becomes. It therefore represents an Extension of Power, omnipotence. Hence ALHIM (Alohim) is the extension of the Power of Life to the nth degree, the aspect of the Divine which iscapable of creating without effort. Conversely LA signifies an indefinite, and therefore unknown and incalculable, quantity which brought down from the abstract to the concrete becomes negation, "no, not." 13. Mem is the sign of plastic or passive action; the genuine protective aspect of creative power. Hence vocalised as MEM it signifies water, always used in the plural since the Final Mem is collective as water is the condensation of moisture. With the letter Shin prefixed we get ShMIM (SHAMAIM), the Heavens, the ethereal water or atmosphere. Used as an article or prefix, Mem may be rendered as "from, out of, with, among." Hieroglyphically we may say that Mem indicates rough water, sea waves, while Mem Final suggests rather still, calm water, silence, or peace. 14. Nun shows an image of produced or reflected existence, offspring, fruit, or child; hence it represents hieroglyphically a fish, the inhabitant of water. Joined to Beth, the sign of interior action, it becomes BN (Ben-Son). This is more clearly defined when we realise that Nun Final is augmentative and emphasizes the individuality. Nun at the beginning of a word suggests passive action, contemplation folded in upon itself. Nun at the end of a word is the converse, unfolding. Thus NB represents inspiration, prophecy, ecstacy. From this is derived NBIA, a prophet. 15. Samekh represents the development of the hissing sound of Zain, so hieroglyphically it is a duplication. The duplicate link forms a prop, not merely joining but supporting. It is the image of all circular and spiral movement, possibly a deduction from rhe peculiar movement of the serpent. 16. Ayin, hieroglyphically, signifies an eye, and here we must find one of the most curious and erudite survivals of occult knowledge. Superficially, there seems to be little likeness between the letter and the symbol. When we come to consider it more carefully we find that it is indeed an extraordinary gift of the organs of vision. Externally we have two eyes (shown by the two Yods at the top of the letter), but inside our head lies a 11
12 The Kabbalah ofthe Golden Dawn small body, one (or rather two closely connected) of [the] socalled "ductless glands" of modem physiology-the pineal and the pituitary glands. These glands are connected with the external eyes by delicate nerves, as when the external eyes are exercised in certain methods they awake a definite response in the internal gland-the "third eye" of legend. The complete letter is an exact counterpart of the complete organism and signifies the whole visual apparatus. One of the secondary results is the reaction upon the general muscular system. Phonetically, Avin represents the opening of the glottis (in the throat to make a guttural sound), and therefore it is transliterated as AA - 00 - WH or NO. Thus it symbolizes [an] interior hollow sound or noise and connotes materialism or emptiness, sometimes falsity or perversity. It is the physical aspect ofVau, and when used as a consonant almost always has an evil implication. 17. Peh as a hieroglyphic of an open mouth, naturally symbolizes speech. It is transliterated as either P, in which case it closely resembles Beth in meaning as well as form, or as PH, in which case it approximates rather to the meaning of Vau, 18. Tzaddi represents all ideas of severance, solution; concretely it represents the hook by which something may be caught or ended. In sound it falls into the same group as Zain and Samekh, though it is harder and more abrupt. Placed at the beginning or words it indicates the movement which carries us on towards an end. Placed at the end as Tzaddi Final, it indicates us on towards an end. On a much higher plane it represents a refuge for man. 19. Qoph is a letter that has a guttural sound like Ayin which suggests its materialistic tendency. Hieroglyphically it represents an ear. Symbolically it becomes an implement or instrument by which man may accomplish an act or defend himself. It marks at once, force and restraint. It is significant of repression and decision. In sound it is the harder and more guttural sound of Kaph. Abstractly we may trace a regular succession of descent and. development. Thus Heh-Universal Life, pure being; Cheth the Life of nature, Manifest Existence. Kaph assimilated Life holding natural form and Qoph, material existence giving the means of form. 20.Resh is the letter par excellence, the sign of movement. Hieroglyphically it is the head of man for Resh directs the move-
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