Learning from Hebraic Sacred Geometry

Who is not familiar with the Star of David? But did you know that it is a product of ancient Hebraic science? Can Hebraic Geometry tell us truths deeply buried in the Hebrew Scriptures?

In part one of this series, we saw the current form of the Kabbalah Tree. ThKabbalah tree of lifee proposition was raised that the tree may hold more mysteries now, considering the coming of the Eighth Age: The Age of Righteousness.

There are several basic elements in what some call “Hebraic Sacred Science.” The Hebrew alphabet produces a profound prophetic message every time Hebrew is spoken. But there is another branch, Hebraic Sacred Geometry, that also may give us some insight into past, present, and future prophecy. Although the concepts are basic and simple, they still might be difficult to comprehend.

The basic element of Hebraic geometry is the equal-sided hexagram. It can be used to demonstrate the acts of creations. For Basic Unit, Symbol of the Creatorexample, if we take the hexagon to represent the days of the creation, we will see that each of the six creation phases join together to form another day. A seventhSix created day and a seventh day is formed by doing nothing, by resting.

Around the seven days can be placed another hexagon which is symbolized by the Hebrew letter Resh. This super hexagon is the universal container, formed before all else, in which all other containers reside. So the entire physical and spiritual creation can fit inside the super container.

Transformed hexagonLines drawn between opposite corners in the hexagon form another container: a cube with six sides. So by drawing three lines the hexagon transforms from a flat object into a three-dimensional one. This will play an important role in the new Kabbalah Tree.

The hexagon can also contain two equilateral triangles: one pointing up and the other pointing Male and Female in the hexagondown. This becomes a graphical representation of the male and female attributes of the Creator. Creation is an act of conception, process, and birth. Both the male and female life contained within the Creator are involved. You will see that the union of the male and female give birth to another hexagon: the symbol of a new Creator being. The two triangles form the Star of David within the Creator hexagon. And when that happens something new is created.

The Container Cube and the Star join to form a place in which a creation is born and resides. This geometric form Cube with Male and Femalethen becomes the pattern from which a new Kabbalah tree is formed. The older Kabbalah is from our point of view upward. It represents the difficulty and the sometime confusion we experience while trying to establish constant communication with Yahua of hosts, the Elohim, represented by the top-most Sephira on the tree. It shows us that knowledge is often lacking and is fuzzy at best.

But the new view of the Kabbalah tree Creation cube is from the top-down and follows the pattern of the Hebrew alphabet. Starting at the top the first container represents the conception, process, and birth of knowledge: Da ‘ ath, that will be manifested in all that follows. This knowledge required wisdom and understanding and contains mercy and love tempered by judgement. From this knowledge of all that exists, life, death, good, bad, will come a product of tremendous worth to all of Creation. The Mother in the first container connects down to the Beauty that will come out of this Knowledge in the middle container where another conception, process, and birth will take place. The Father looks upward to connect with the Creator, Yahua, the Chosen One who will wear the “Crown” and brings Power into the creation process.

The middle Container is the time of the creation of the first heaven and earth, the physical universe, and those who must live in it. It is a time of incredible processes where those who live in this Container are tested and tried to prove their individual spiritual strength and the importance of living connected to the Creator: Yahua. The Father of this middle phase reaches up and draws Knowledge from the first act of Creation, while the Mother looks toward the Future and what this will mean for the rest of Creation. The beginning of the Grand Plan becomes manifest in this domain and is represented by the second group of Hebrew letters. This becomes the first state of the highest result of the Creation process. By the merging of the Father and the Mother, a Son of EL was born. This Birth is given the name “Beauty,” (name of the middle circle of creation.) Yet even the Son, when He came in the flesh, was tried and tested as we all are:

As he says also in another place, “You are a priest for ever after the order of Melchizedek.” Who in the days of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears to Him that was able to save Him from death, was heard in that he feared. Though he was a Son, yet he learned obedience by the things which he suffered. And being made perfect, He became the author of eternal salvation to all them that obey him.

During this time and after His resurrection, He ascended and was presented as the Wave Sheaf Offering, the Firstfruit of a harvest yet in the future, before “His Father and our Father, and before His Elohim (Family) and our Elohim(Family). ”

The Final phase of Creation signified by the last Container will happen when the Father reaches up to the “Beauty” of His Firstborn Son only now to produce out of those in the middle phase, multiple Sons of EL who form the Foundation (represented by the middle circle of creation) from which all of humanity living and dead will find their glorious destiny. The Mother reaches forward to the future or last Sephira: the Kingdom of Elohim. This is the Final fulfillment of all that was conceived in thought “Before the Beginning.”

In every act of creation the Father (EL) drew strength from what was before, while the Mother (Spirit) drew her strength from what was to follow.

Three containers Two Sephiroths that lie between the middle and final phases are Victory and Glory [Esteem], which are very appropriate to the events of both periods of Manifestation. Victory over death and Esteem: sitting at the right hand of the Father. This will carry the world into the final Manifestation. And we who overcome the world, during our lifetime in the flesh, as He did and become purified and made white, will share in His greatness and Esteem when we ascend to appear before our Father and our Elohim (Family) as the Wave Loaves Offering at the end of the 1335 days (Daniel 12) on the Feast of Firstfruits and Feast of Weeks.

Two new Sephira are added to the tree. The one on the right could be named, “Light,” and the one on left, “Righteousness.” These are the themes of the Kingdom and of the Final Manifestation, also represented by the Final group of the Hebrew alphabet.

This was prophesied long ago by our father Enoch (1 Enoch 39):

And in those days a whirlwind carried me off from the earth, and The New Kabbalah Tree of Lifeset me down at the end of the heavens. And there I saw another vision, the dwelling places of the holy, and the resting places of the righteous. Here my eyes saw their dwellings with His righteous messengers (angels) and their resting places with the holy.

And they petitioned and interceded and prayed for the children of men, and righteousness flowed before them as water, and mercy like dew upon the earth: thus it is among them for ever and ever.

And in that place my eyes saw the Elect One of righteousness and faith, and I saw His dwelling place under the wings of the Lord of Spirits. And righteousness shall prevail in His days, and the righteous and elect before Him shall be strong as fiery lights, and their mouth shall be full of blessing and their lips extol the Name of the Lord of Spirits, and righteousness before Him shall never fail, and uprightness shall never fail before Him.

There I wished to dwell …

In the New Kabbalah Tree [click here to see the incomplete Kabbalah Tree] we can start our trek either from the bottom up and top down. Either way we pass through the heart of each of the creations: Knowledge, Beauty and Foundation. The Top Sephira is Yahua, wearing the Crown. He is also called the Chosen One and according to some writings the first of the Creation of EL. The bottom is the Kingdom of the Family of EL.

The Kabbalah has been around for a long time. However, when I spoke to a friend who is a Jew, we discussed this revelation and he agreed that the Kabbalah is never finished. Given this view of the past, present, and future of all creation, we should look forward with great hope to our destiny. It still falls upon all of us to come out of the systems of this world and allow ourselves to be purified and made ready for this great future. Just being a follower of some religion is not enough: we, like Him, must offer up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears to Him that is able to save us from death, and we will be heard in that we also fear.

11 thoughts on “Learning from Hebraic Sacred Geometry

  1. Timothy Sakach, Ph.D.

    Thank you, Vincent. For those interested in some of the interesting properties of geometric figures as they might relate to the Kabbalah Tree, check out Vincent’s web site by clicking here.

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  2. kali

    The new tree having one traveling up and one travelling down is just the beggining if you place them then over the image of the universal man you get the cube ie the new tree in the positions north to south, east to west nw to se and ne to sw that is the ultimate design of man as it adds the 3 dimensional aspect to the flat tree you also get the star of david in the middle as all paths cross one another….. this design also allows us to access all paths in the3d world, so that we understand the true god of 3d reality is the ultimate adam kadom and actually man himself…..

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  3. Timothy Sakach

    Jerry, Check this post again. The Star of David is used in each of the last four illustrations. I never tried to use the “christian cross” as that is not part of the Hebraic Sacred Geometry. Unfortunately, the cross symbol, so popular with Christians, has its origin in pagan symbology. The Greek word translated “cross” in the many English translations is “staros” which means “stake or pole.” The Scriptures translations used the word “impaled” to describe the crucifixion. The word “impale” means to fasten to a “pole” [pale] in such a way (using nails or rope) that the person is in an inescapable and helpless position. In this case, the feet and the hands (placed overhead) were nailed to the pole. Sometimes only the hands or arms were used or prisoners were hung upside down held only by their feet. After the prisoner was attached, the pole was lifted up and dropped in a hole. There was no need for a cross beam. That is simply not efficient and too much work for the Romans. The poles were made by cutting down trees and lopping of the branches. No little “seat” was attached, and no care was taken to make sure the prisoner was “comfortable.” Prisoners may have been required to buy or rent their death poles from the Romans.

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  4. jerry

    How about you fold the star of david into a cube the same a the christian cross(did you ever try that).

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  5. tony

    Members of the WordPress community may like to see some truly ancient sacred geometry: http://sarsen56.wordpress.com/solve-this/

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  6. Samuel

    I read your article with interest. As a clinical pharmacist, it made me think how that within the periodic table the basic chemical element “carbon” has an atomic number of “6″. Its crystalline structure is ‘hexagonal’. The benzene ring is a cyclohexane and tends to be the basic molecular structure from which many medicinal compounds are synthesized. These medicinal compounds easily assimilate into human tissue upon ingestion or via injection. Furthermore, the more complex the molecular structures become they can also have a psychoactive effect on human organic systems. Now we see the interaction of the physio-chemical with pneumatico or psycho (spiritual-soulish)components in the human. It is not by accident that this basic chemical element called Carbon is virtually ubiquitous in the environment and stable with an atomic number of 6 and an atomic mass unit of 12.0. The connection to man is most evident who’s also inherently connected to the number “6″.

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  7. Timothy Sakach, Ph.D.

    Strength is created in a day of adversity. True mysticism creates trust and confidence in the Creator and in the connection, established through the covenants and promises, that we have even if we don’t know about it. The name Elah, using the Ancient Hebrew pictographs is the Ox (aleph), the staff (lamed), and the person with the upraised arms (he). Thus the Elah of the Israelites was seen in the language as the older ox who is yoked (connected) to his people in a binding, covenant relationship. Hence, the Elahim Connection. See Kabbalah: Part 4. One thing that people struggle with as they move from fear to a trusting and living spiritual (mystical) relationship is the fear to let go. I went through that as my mind or ego, I guess, seemed to want to hold on. But then it began to let go through prayer and meditation. Afterward I found that I had no fear about anything. It was then that my life started to change. I think the first thing that happened was that a door opened for me to go to Israel, something I always wanted to do. I never felt more at home. The above “Complete Tree of Life” illustrates from beginning to forever a purpose, plan, and fulfillment of the Creator, whereas the other tree is an image of our struggle to reach Eyahuwah without a clear path to needed knowledge. Without a “straight path” we are cut off from the spiritual connection and our knowledge is only an illusion.

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  8. elbesino

    …I see that this suppression of the ego, I meant to finish, is entirely necessary; this is the “obedience” factor. Suffering, both personally and world-wide in the form of calamities and catastrophes, in the form of crime and immoral behavior; suffering is from what can be called “physics”, in that the laws that make up the universe and all that exists in our outward appearance of things is a sort of “pressure” encouraging us upward.

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  9. elbesino

    This is the Tree of Life! What a whole new meaning of life, too…these things begin to make more sense. I am beginning to see God for who He is, and His purpose, and what the Kingdom represents within us. Where you quoted the scripture: “Who in the days of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears to Him that was able to save him from death, was heard in that he feared. Though he was a Son, yet he learned obedience by the things which he suffered. And being made perfect, he became the author of eternal salvation to all them that obey him”… …I see how the Son acted in our place, accomplishing the goal, the objective, of the Father, being the “first fruits” of the Children, the Overcomer! The Kabbalah Tree is a symbol of the Purpose of Life, of the Decree, so to speak, of the Word; one path leading to another, becoming centered; all mankind one soul (which is in multi-billion fragments!) re-joining He Who is All. Is this at all close to your purpose in teaching this? I see that the suppression of the ego (which I’ve called The Enmity that separates physical man (Adam) from spiritual man (Christ)…

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  10. elbesino

    And what of DNA strands? As it is depicted, the “double helix” appears to be the product of conscious design. With its base pair bridged by four chemicals in which is the self-replication of itself, DNA is composed of billions of “letters” comprising what is “the word” of your “container”. DNA is scientifically called “code”, which is by its very meaning “language”. And the pineal gland? It quite resembles a PINE CONE, and has been associated with the “Third Eye”, and has also been described as “worm-like” (a tiny serpent?). It lies deep within the brain between the two cerebral hemispheres and above the third ventricle of the spinal column. Several millennia ago it was thought to be a “valve” that controlled the flow of memories into consciousness. René Descartes, the 17th-century French philosopher-mathematician (“I think, therefore I am) concluded that the pineal was the seat of the soul. I am enjoying the information you are posting!

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