Finding Hidden Spiritual Jewels

There are three concepts that merge into one that provide us with a vision of Elah ( Eloah ). These are the message told by the visual instruction provided by geometry, the powerful levels of Creation as seen in the Hebrew alphabet, and dynamic nature of the Hebrew Scriptures ( Tanach ). When combined together in our minds, we begin to see a picture of awesome scope containing the entire destiny of all of us, weak mortals that we are.

In this post, I want to open our minds to comprehend these in a way that few have ever imagined. Some of this may be hard to understand, but I believe it is possible to explain it simply and powerfully.

First, the Hebrew language from the very beginning with its pictograph characters reveals something no other language has done. Some asked where I got the esoteric meaning in the letters. I found this difficult to answer because I discovered it first in a secondary source. This does not constitute evidence. So after more research, I found that most sources were secondary. The original source of the hidden meaning was in the ancient characters of the Hebrew alphabet. The modern Hebrew characters, though useful, lost the meaning contained in the imagery of the ancient Hebrew characters. Also Hebrew never did consist of only consonants as some mistakenly assume. Rather, the ancient characters contained vowels as all normal languages do. Without vowels a language lacks the music, and turns into a cacophony of clicks, pops, white noise, and explosives. This never was the Hebrew language. It was a very musical language, which is result of rich vowels.

To assume that the addition of the vowel markings by the Masoretes of the 9th through the 12th centuries was the initial introduction of vowels into the language is a gross error. Furthermore, they introduced false sounds based on their faulty hearing. Hebrew had been seriously affected by the influence of common languages so much so that it actually was not the same. So it is with the evolution of all languages. But what we see with the introduction of the ancient Hebrew pictographs is the restoration of the orignal source of meaning to the letters.

Expanding Hebraic Science and Geometry

Second, the pictures created by the Hebraic sacred geometry form a picture of Elah that encompasses eternity. In my opinion, it is as close a picture of the nature and mind of Elah that we can grasp, only the details are minimized. The inclusion of the sephira allows us to think more rationally about the important characteristic of Elah as they are expressed in the past, the present, and over time. This becomes a tool for comtemplation and meditation so that we can grow in wisdom and understanding.

An interesting addition to the picture is the use of the compass to create the sixfold creation process. By using a compass we can draw six and only six circles by maintaining a constant radius. The first circle starts at any place on the page. Then the next circle starts at any point on the circumference of the first circle. This forms an intersection between these two circles. We start a third circle at a point on the circumference of the second circle and place our pencil one the intersection of the first two circles. Continuing in this way we would form a pattern of six and only six circles; all of them joined in a common center point. Then if we draw straight lines at the intersections, a hexagon would form. And if we draw straight tanget lines joining two circles at a time, another hexagon is form on the outside.

The interesting part of this is in the word “bereshith” that we translate “In the beginning.” If the word is parsed into two words: bere shith, the meaning is now, “I create six!”

Ancient Hebrew Pictographs Create Dynamics in Scripture

Whereas Modern Hebrew is very rigid because of the notion that it consists of only consonants, the Ancient Hebrew Pictographs are more dynamic and plastic. The meaning contained in the letters and the numeric value of each creates in our minds and spirits a dynamic language. Each of the esoteric meanings of the letters paints an ever flowing picture of Elah. There is the outward meaning contained in the Tanakh or Hebrew Scriptures, and a hidden meaning. Some have said that all the letters of the Torah form one of the names of Elah. It is unpronounable, but that is not the point. Each of the Hebrew letters contains a character point in Elah. Each contributes its part to an understanding of the plan and purpose of both Elah and his Creation. But limiting that phenomenon to only the Torah is a mistake. The entire document of all the Hebrew Scriptures expands the infinite potential of the Word, or Logos, or Manifestation of Elah.

As noted, simply changing bereshith to bere shith was enough to expand the meaning of Genesis 1:1. It is almost beyond human imagination to consider that there is a dynamic flow of revelation that can happen by understanding the esoteric permutations of the letters alone and then combine that with changes also in the structure of the Word, as the letters open up the space between and recombine without changing their original order!

But a factor remains that could prevent us from reaching the depths of this mystery. How could we dig deeper into the mystery, when we ignore what the Word says now? There are many images and spiritual lessons that as a people we have blocked out of our thinking. If we are unwilling to understand what was written and promised, are we going to be better off if we leave that undone while we pursue greater mysteries?

Here is what we would find. Revelation comes from EL, Elah (Eloah), the Elahim ( Elohim ), and Eyahuwah (YHWH, Yahweh). And it will start with understanding what was written for us centuries ago. Therefore, we will never learn the hidden things, if we don’t understand what is plainly revealed before our eyes.

Most of the problem can be simply explained. Wisdom, to a large degree, is lost in the translations. Therefore, a return to the ancient language would be an ideal. But if it doesn’t start in our heart, it will never get into our minds. So we can overcome what has been lost because the Spirit teaches us all things, even the hidden things.

In the future, and after the great resurrection, the earth will be filled with the knowledge of Eyahuwah, like the waters that cover the earth. The Torah will be written in our hearts and minds, which means that we will beome the Torah. And because it embodies both in word and in letter the likeness of Elah, we then will become an expression of Elah in us and as us. Then the Torah becomes more than written word. Rather than ink on parchment or carvings in stone, the People will become the Torah, and all the characteristics of wisdom, understanding, mercy, judgment, love, righteousness, and light will be seen in us.

But why wait?

This can begin to happen now, if we ask for it.