Alphabet of Kabbalah

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Zayin and its relationship to Eve, the sword, Zachariah, the kundalini, sex, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Vav and its relationship to the Tree of Life, Adam, the spinal column, the Divine Mother (Eloha), and more. Lecture quote: "When Adam and Eve are cast out of the garden of Eden, it is to prevent them from taking the energies of God and creating more egos, more desires.  It is to put a harness on those forces, it is too take the connection (vav) away.  It is to protect the universe, to isolate Adam and Eve (the brain and the sex) from those divine forces so that that Adam and Eve cannot become a great devil. The power, the Vav, is taken away because of the compassion of the Elohim.  This is why all of us are in spiritual darkness.  You can say its a form of punishment, but it is self-inflicted.  We did it to ourselves, and we continue to do it to ourselves everyday.  As we persist in our desires, as we continue to inhabit the psychological house that we have made out of fear, pride, resentment, and envy, we have exiled ourselves from God.  With compassion, the divinities have taken the Vav away, in order to protect us. Otherwise we would take and eat from that fruit and become as the Elohim, but fully evil.  And we would do it.  With the mind that we have now, if we had access to the powers of God, we would be terrible devils, much worse than we are now.  Its similar to this urge that humanity has to go and inhabit other planets. How absurd is that! We think we are great angels who are going to walk to other planets and bring the glory of our light. We will not! We will only bring our disease!  We will bring our filthiness, our failing economies, our corrupt politics, our addiction to lust, to other planets. How arrogant, how blind!  We do not even see what criminals we are.  But God does, the Buddhas do, and to help us they took the the power of the Vav from us."

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Hei and its relationship to the Divine Feminine or Divine Mother (Eloha), the Holy Name of God יהוה, the power of creation, the Ishim, and the emergence of Eve (Heve).

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Dalet / Daleth and its relationship to the tree of knowledge (Daath), the terrestrial man, the poor man or woman, sex, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Gimel and its relationship to the Bible, the camel, the three wisemen, circumcision, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Beth and its relationship to the Bible, creation, the House of God, and more.

The meanings and importance of the first Hebrew letter, Aleph or Alef (א), and its relationship to the air, the Trinity, the Mayans, Allah, Aum, Mithra, Metatron, the sacred bull, and more. Lecture quote: Every time that we breathe we put into our lungs the three primary forces, what Samael Aun Weor called the three forces of the Akashic breath: the positive, negative, and neutral forces of the Akashic breath. A movement of Akashic circulation is established from Shushumna, Ida and Pingala, that flows through the entire body…. The Akashic breath penetrates through our nasal cavities and descends through our Brahmanic cord. - Samael Aun Weor, Igneous Rose That is how we see in the breath the holy tri-unity represented in the letter א Aleph, in the air that we breathe. Remember that it is written: God… breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and Adam became a living soul. - Genesis 2:7 The breath of life is associated with the letter א Aleph.  Aleph represents air.

The importance of learning the language of the internal worlds as we work towards liberation from suffering. Lecture quote: "In the Gnostic tradition, we seek to examine the practical utilization of all religious, mythological symbols, in order for us to harness the very purpose of those symbols and aid us in our own development towards the perfection of our human soul. In other words, Gnosis relies upon the study of myth and theory to empower practice. This is the entire purpose. We do not study religion or spirituality as a diversion or as entertainment, but because we are tired of pain, we are weary of war, we are tired of being in darkness... Kabbalah is the language of God, it is the language of the internal worlds, it is the method by which all of the Buddhas, the Avatars, the Messengers, speak the Word. The Word, or the Logos, is that supreme expression of the light, which is a form of knowledge that is so beyond the intellect, it is as if we compare an atom of dust with a galaxy. This is why when we approach Kabbalah, Gnosis, or Daath, we become overwhelmed, because we try to comprehend a galaxy with the mind of an ant, and we are an ant floating in the infinite; we are a speck of dust in the infinite. The potential to comprehend nature, enlightenment, the Divine, exists within us, because we have the consciousness (the essence, the human soul), which is a particle of that expanse, a particle of the Divine. Within us we have an element, which is connected with God, but unfortunately that element sleeps, and most of us are not even aware of it.