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Maybe behind the edginess you're right...
>The so-called "tree of good and evil" is, in Hebrew, the tree of TOV-RAA. The word translated as good is TOV, written TAYT-VAV-VAYT with the schema (9.6.2.) (BAYT is equally well transliterated VAYT in Hebrew). The word for evil is RAA, written RAYSH-AYN, with the numbers (200.70).
>Now TAYT expresses the archetypal female character of continually building up from elements. In the word TOV, the VAV symbolizes that this activity impregnates or passes on its character to BAYT, which is the archetype of all containers, all dwellings.
>When decoded, TOV therefore expresses the structure of a continual process of building-up of containers, repeating indefinitely the same form. It is a cycle of recurrences which do not change. The endless repetition of the same prototypes, static in potential. This is supposed to be good, in all the translations.
>AYN is the word for eye in Hebrew. It symbolizes that which sees and is therefore open to all present possibilities. RAYSH is the universe. Hence RAYSH-AYN signifies an openness to all the possibilities of the universe. This is supposed by the translators to be bad, something to be avoided, evil.
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Maybe behind the edginess you're right...
>The so-called "tree of good and evil" is, in Hebrew, the tree of TOV-RAA. The word translated as good is TOV, written TAYT-VAV-VAYT with the schema (9.6.2.) (BAYT is equally well transliterated VAYT in Hebrew). The word for evil is RAA, written RAYSH-AYN, with the numbers (200.70).
>Now TAYT expresses the archetypal female character of continually building up from elements. In the word TOV, the VAV symbolizes that this activity impregnates or passes on its character to BAYT, which is the archetype of all containers, all dwellings.
>When decoded, TOV therefore expresses the structure of a continual process of building-up of containers, repeating indefinitely the same form. It is a cycle of recurrences which do not change. The endless repetition of the same prototypes, static in potential. This is supposed to be good, in all the translations.
>AYN is the word for eye in Hebrew. It symbolizes that which sees and is therefore open to all present possibilities. RAYSH is the universe. Hence RAYSH-AYN signifies an openness to all the possibilities of the universe. This is supposed by the translators to be bad, something to be avoided, evil.
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