The fourth letter in the Aleph-Beit is Daleth.  Daleth is the Door, and mystically is the poor man that Gimel runs to give to.  As the Door, Daleth is the opening in the left side of Beit, the House of G-d.  As the poor man, Daleth, made from a Vev on its side on the top of another Vev, is a symbol of humility, representing a man bent over.  Only ( Read more... )

The third letter in the Hebrew Aleph-Beit is Gimel.  Literally, it means Camel.  Mystically, it it the rich man chasing after the poor man, which is Daleth, to give him money.  As a camel, it represents travel and trade.  Trade brings prosperity, making Gimel rich.  As the rich man, Gimel represents generosity, and is a mirror of the generosity of ( Read more... )