Hhaqaq |
 |
 |
 |
100 |
100 |
8 |
Gematria: 208 |
The shock of life to awoken consciousness-non-conscious being, and the return shock, are the two fulgurations of
Hhaqaq (Hayt-Qof-Qof: 8.100.100), the equation following Hhokmah. It is translated, very badly, as
"limited" or "pitted." Hhaqaq is a verb. In Hebrew the word expressing action preceds the name of the
active agent. We will now examine this name. But let us recall what has been read up to here:
Beschlaschim Weshtaim Nativot-Phayliot Hhokmah Hhaqaq ..."
Suares, The Sepher Yetsira (Yetzirah), p.64
|
|