A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z Hebrew: Aleph • Beit • Geemel • Dalet • Hay • Vahv • Zaiyin • Chait • Tait Yoad • Kaf • Lahmed • Mame • Nune • Sahmek • Aiyin • Pay Tzahday • Qoaf • Raysh • S(h)een • Tahv E e “Explore the emanations of that which is eternal.” The teachingSpirit showed me that ‘E’ represents energy, in all possible dimensions and forms — not necessarily as a quantity, but as an elemental aspect of emergence and relation. In physics, this letter is used for this meaning. It is an extremely general idea — not so specific as many of the momentums and ways we commonly relate with. The shape of the majuscule represents ‘two universes’ — the one ‘above’ which is literally in another dimension that exists ‘outside’ of space and time, and the one ‘below’ — the universe of manifestation. Between them, there is a ‘place of crossing over’, where the living energies of the supernal dimension pass through a ‘constriction’ and emerge into manifestation below. The shape of the miniscule is, interestingly, very close to the shape of the miniscule ‘a‘, rotated 180 degrees clockwise. There was no letter in Hebrew for E, but it is related to aleph — and aleph often represents this sound. My sense is that it also has a strong relationship with hey, one of the ‘three fathers’ and in this relation it recapitulates the principle of ‘going forth’ — expression or emanation. From the initial formative emanations of the unityBeing, all universes arose and were established. From these emanations they are elaborated. In many typefaces, the miniscule ‘e’ is very similar to the miniscule ‘a’ if it were rotated 180 degrees. This recalls the Hebrew, where aleph sometimes has the sound of ‘e’ as in emet — truth — aleph mame tahv. Character Classes to which ‘E’ belongs: Having Pillars Left Pillar Letters often implying Unification   o:O:o Earth — The ‘element’ indicative of soil and stone. The common name of our world. East — The name of the direction from which the Sun rises. Echo — The re-presentation of an emanation, reflected back toward its source, and outward into many simultaneous directions and dimensions. Edge — A demarcation where energy divides. Effect — The result of an emanation or action, which is communicated via many transports and results in endless dimensions of ‘trees’ of resonance and result. Egg — The ‘living waters’ of space are the reflection of their primordial source in theGarden. In space, a golden star floats and gives light and life to nearby worlds and beings. In an egg, a golden yolk floats in darkness, and is the source of nourishment for the embryo, which is attached to it. We do not know if space is bounded like an egg is, but within the egg, the part we call ‘the white’ actually has no color of its own. Females produce eggs. Elaboration — Growth, which occurs as the result of the reception of various dimensions and forms of emanation. Also ‘adding to’, as in embellishment. Elemental — Primordial substances or energies which recombine in great variety, resulting in the many universes. The letters of the alphabet should be considered and pursued as elemental poetico-energetic foundations whose recombinant activity results in beings, worlds, words, and mysteries of spiritual aspect. Electricity — A term for a specific aspect of energy, akin (in some ways) to an invisible, fast-moving, charged liquid. Emulation — To mimic the function, qualities, properties, character, activity or relation of another being, entity, collective, or circumstance. Emanation: — To project outward from a source. Emergence — To emanate from one being, circumstance, relation or thing into another. 4 ‘energies’ are being transformed, the last by C ‘the way light propagates’. Emergency — A sudden or unexpected emergence of trouble. Energy — Denoting an expressive or communicative connectivity between a source and receivers. Enlightenment — The sudden appearance of a non-ordinary experience of wisdom, relation and understanding in the mind related to sources, relation and manifestation. Literally ‘en light en ment’. Environment — The entirety of local and distant media, including all stimulus at every possible scale of size, speed and effect. En viron ment — the tiny interactants affect and effect ‘ment’ or mind. Equality — To be valued without distinction when compared against another valued being, relation, object, quality or circumstance. Escape — To depart from. Usually refers to the elimination of a danger through such departure. In some cases it can indicate transformation. Error — A mistake or undesired outcome. Often, this is a transport for a part of the self normally silenced to speak and be heard. Essence — The most primordial, perfect or crucial element of a symmetry, being, circumstance, or relation. Establish — To give birth to. Usually denotes an intentional creation. Eternal — To exist without cessation in relation to the ‘passage’ of time. Evil — Bad, wrong, unnecessarily cruel or mean. Exclusive — Being unto itself, the appearance of separate identity. Existence — To be, in any or many simultaneous dimensions, forms, relations, or circumstances. Experience — Energy ‘crossing’ into perception in a being. This results in resonance and may encode as memory. Expression — The result of internal growth, stimulus or change. Organisms‘express’ their environments and experience. Explosion — To break apart violently, usually accompanied by a sudden release of energy. A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z Hebrew: Aleph • Beit • Geemel • Dalet • Hay • Vahv • Zaiyin • Chait • Tait Yoad • Kaf • Lahmed • Mame • Nune • Sahmek • Aiyin • Pay Tzahday • Qoaf • Raysh • S(h)een • Tahv