The tenth Hebrew letter is Yod.  Yod is drawn as a curve, or a bar with tails, one end going up into infinity and the other down into infinity. It is impossible to tell where the ink ends and the paper begins on each tail. One goes up toward Kether and the other down to Malkuth. Yod means hand and mystically, it's the point of infinite potential ( Read more... )

The fifth letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Beit is Heh.  Heh means Window and Behold!, but symbolically means to Take, and mystically, is the first Breathe.  As the Window, Heh reveals what is hidden.  Through the Window of Heh, we can see clearly.  As Behold!, Heh is revelation, which is also a reflection of seeing what is hidden.  As the number five, ( Read more... )