Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf
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ough for a heaven offering ..." With different<br />
pointing: Hallah, name of a tractate of the<br />
Talmud.<br />
fl35 Lion, Lioness. In Job 4: 11: "The old lion<br />
perisheth for lack of prey, and the stout lion's<br />
whelp are scattered abroad." see 340, 2 1 I , 3 10,<br />
K.D.L.C.K. (p.151).<br />
S. Magus; the Rosicrucian grade corresponding<br />
to Chokmah, sphere of the Zodiac. Part of the<br />
Supernal Triad of master of the inner school, our<br />
spiritual Hierarchy. With different pointing:<br />
Persian priest, chief of the Magi. In Jeremiah<br />
39:3: "Then all the officials of the King of<br />
Babylon took seats in the middle gate: ... a chief<br />
officer, Nergal-Sharezer a chief priest [i.e.<br />
Magus] and all the other officials of the King of<br />
Babylon."<br />
I. "A root not used in Hebrew. The Arabic<br />
expresses the idea of a thing which is sour, acrid,<br />
bitter, sharp; which irritates, troubles, torments.<br />
In a restrictive sense the verb signifies to be<br />
repugnant." [d'olivet, 1976, p. 386.1<br />
11. "a, A?B; under these two forms Furst gives a<br />
great amount of valuable information, leading us<br />
to believe that the origin of the word is to be<br />
traced to the Aryan or Sanskrit magh or magha,<br />
which signifies power and riches; or to an old<br />
Persian word, mag or maga, whose meaning is<br />
'might,' 'force,' in a religious aspect. The word<br />
was known amongst the Phoenicians, in whose<br />
tongue 12, magon, was 'a priest or wise man.' In<br />
the Greek, we find that Mayoq, signifies, 'one of<br />
the priest and wise men in Persia who interpreted<br />
dreams,' whilst pqaq, signifies 'big or great."'<br />
[Inman, 1942, Vol. 11 p. 233.1<br />
Filii (Lt). of the son. The "son" is Ben (53), or<br />
Tiphareth (1 08 I).<br />
qui (Lt). who. The son, who is majestic is a<br />
reflection of its source, Hu (see 12, also<br />
pronounce "who") in Kether. Part of a<br />
Rosicrucian saying. see 5 18 Latin.<br />
66<br />
I. The sum of the 9 sides, 14 corners and 21<br />
boundary lines of the vault of the adepts.<br />
Combined value of Mercury (37) & sulphur (7).<br />
11. Perimeter of a circle with a diameter of 14.<br />
Circumference of the Creative World, Briah.<br />
%'5N "God of his Father."<br />
PN + a Father + Mother. The addition the<br />
Hebrew words Father and Mother, referring to<br />
Chokmah and Binah. It therefore represents the<br />
union of Wisdom and Understanding. These<br />
Sephiroth are part of the Creative World.<br />
P't blood. Formed from the word Adam [P'IN].<br />
The physical organism of Man is condensed<br />
from Blood. It is from blood that the substance<br />
used in the Great Work is derived-identical with<br />
the Lunar (white) and solar (red) currents of<br />
prana "congealed" or brought into a solid state<br />
by gradual loss of Heat. In the Fama, the<br />
location of the temple of the Wise men was at<br />
Dam-Car, located in Arabia. Dam-Ca.r means<br />
Blood of the Lamb. The temple is the initiate's<br />
own body. The practices of initiation modify the<br />
blood. see 5, 55, 45, 470, 68 and True and<br />
Invisible Rosicrucian Order for commentary of<br />
the Fama allegory.<br />
The red water is blood. The blood's chemical<br />
condition can be modified by intelligent control<br />
of diet, and by the response of the ductless<br />
glands to suggestions. This is the means in<br />
which changes in cell-structure are brought about<br />
to unfold our consciousness to precipitate the<br />
Stone of the Wise. The law is no thought without<br />
corresponding cell-activity. To think any<br />
particular thought it is necessary that our cells<br />
are made so that they can transmute the vital<br />
principle into specific thought forms. Thus our<br />
work is to control of the cell forming functions<br />
of the body, to the end that cells may be<br />
developed capable of responding to the<br />
vibrations of thought and perception beyond the<br />
ranges of ordinary human consciousness. In<br />
summary learn how to 11iodifL the blood so that<br />
it will build the sort of cells we need for our<br />
interior development.<br />
Blood was the first of the 10 plagues of E?gypt. In<br />
Exodus 7:19: "the Lord said to Moses, "Tell