Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf

17 (prime)
I. The masculine unity. (Trinity of Aleph, Vau,
Yod). [Crowley, 1977, p. xxv]
71 sinew, vein, dried veins or tendon; penis.
The sinew that shrank, in the story of Jacob's
wrestling with the angel. "A nerve, a tendon;
everything that can be stretched for action."
[d701ivet, 1976, p. 3 1 1 .] see 67,360,377.
R35 to slaughter, to kill, to sacrifice. This is an
alchemical name for the white stage of the Great
Work.
777 to boil, to seethe; to be fervid; to seethe with
anger; to be proud or insolent. To act arrogantly
or rebelliously. "Action of boiling, literally; of
being swollen, puffed up with pride, figuratively,
to act haughtily." [d701ivet, 1976, p. 340.1
corruption; that which is good." [d'olivet, 1976,
p. 356.1
71 fortunate one, sign of Capricorn. Sometime
used as a title of Kether. "The root, 72. An
incursion, an irruption, literally and figuratively.
A11 incision in anything whatsoever, a furroiw;
metaphorically, in the restricted sense, a kid the
sign of Capricorn." [d701ivet, 1976, p. 3 1 1 .] see
207.
7lTl to dream; to rave. "The root of 'in.
"Movement of ascension and exaltation
expressed by the root W, being spiritualized in
this one, becomes a sort of mental delirium, a
dream, a sympathetic somnambulism. The
Arabic restricted to the material sense signifies to
shake, to move to and fro, to wag the head; etc."
[d'olivet, 1976, pp. 329-330.1
?l'lll to be glad, to rejoice, to gladden someone.
3Ul to enclose, encompass; to describe a circle.
In Job 26:lO: "He hath encompassed the water
see 77.
with bounds." The American translation: "He
described a circle on the surface of the water."
"?# Oh! Alas!
What is meant is the horizon. As Emerson says,
"The eye is the first circle, the horizon which
mh7 tale, legend; saga; narrative recital,
homiletical portions of the Talmud; Haggadah,
bounds it is the second." This is connected with
v, Ayin (130), the eye.
the order of the home-service on Passover night.
Homiletical is teaching the principles adapting
the sermons to the spiritual benefit of the hearer;
"3V1. action of whirling, dancing in a ring,
devoting one's self to pleasure, celebruting the
the are of preparing sermons and preaching. See ganles. Metaphorically, an orbit, a
K.D.L.C.K p. 267 circun?ference, a sphere of activity,
terrestrial globe." [d'Ol ivet, 1 976, p. 347.1
the
37tA fairness, good, a good thing; benefit,
welfare. "This thy body is truly the heavenly
vision of the Goodness of the eternal". [Book of
Tokens] The importance of recognizing the true
value and meaning of man's physical body
37. to give, to provide; to place. "Action of
being fruitful, manifesting fruits; a ,litter, a
burden. Action of bearing, producing."
[d'olivet, 1976, p. 363.1
cannot be overemphasized. Note that God said
the Light [m], was Good in Genesis 1:4. see 7?ll IS' Shem ha-Mephorash, short form. see 3'2
89, 170.
& Appendix 10.
"3E. The sign of resistance united to that of
interior action, image of all generation,
composed a root which is applied to a1 ideas of
conservation and central integrity: it is the
symbol of healthy fructification, and of a force
capable of setting aside every corruption. 3'lE.
That which keeps a just mean; that which is well,
healthy; that which defends itself and resists
49th name of Shem ha-Mephorash, short
form. see 48 & Appendix 10.
The He or Him. A reference to Kether.
see 1 2 [m].
3531 fly.