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Where does the name “Shemhamforash” come from?
Angelkesfarl:First of all, it comes from the science of simplification and decomposition.
The sages who devised it derived it from three verses of the Torah in the well-known narrative known to most scholars—though, of course, that is not my only point. It also stems from the fact that the method employed by the ancient sages was modeled after the path of a plow: straight, then in the opposite direction, then straight again
—resulting in seventy-two letters for each of the three verses, which were publicly proclaimed. the birth of the seventy-two astrological decans in their three aspects, forming the number 216.
I am fascinated by numbers, for they are the language of unchanging truth... So what they call the “single” or “fragmented” name, Shimhemforash, is in fact three verses from which they claim all secrets emerged.
When their initial arrangement is complete, we will need to divide by another coefficient, 2, to arrive at the center of the circle, thereby identifying the top, bottom, east, and west of the astronomical circle, which is by its very nature divided into 12 months and 12 hours. Oh, a new number has appeared—12. Let’s talk about it, please, and take it in with our own eyes. Dividing 72 by 12 gives 6—oh my God, a new number has been born as well: 6 × 36 = 216, another initial form. And strangely, it is the product of 3 × 12 = 36—it is also half the cycle of celestial movements for every 72 astrological decans. Ah, so are we filling the void with letters, then???
From this arises a complete movement that changed the course of human history—especially Western history—in the search for the secret: Let’s knock politely on our neighbors’ doors and ask them: O ancient civilizations, were you aware of the decans, and did they have other names among you??? Why did they choose only the ternary system???
Was it because there are only three such verses, or because there were other considerations? Or is it that, with all that has been written, transcribed, experimented with, and created—and in which scholars spent their lifetimes and experimenters derived most of their secrets—it is merely a first step in a vast, welcoming universe?
I apologize, my friends, if I have caused you any inconvenience, but it is a matter
Angelkesfarl:First of all, it comes from the science of simplification and decomposition.
The sages who devised it derived it from three verses of the Torah in the well-known narrative known to most scholars—though, of course, that is not my only point. It also stems from the fact that the method employed by the ancient sages was modeled after the path of a plow: straight, then in the opposite direction, then straight again
—resulting in seventy-two letters for each of the three verses, which were publicly proclaimed. the birth of the seventy-two astrological decans in their three aspects, forming the number 216.
I am fascinated by numbers, for they are the language of unchanging truth... So what they call the “single” or “fragmented” name, Shimhemforash, is in fact three verses from which they claim all secrets emerged.
When their initial arrangement is complete, we will need to divide by another coefficient, 2, to arrive at the center of the circle, thereby identifying the top, bottom, east, and west of the astronomical circle, which is by its very nature divided into 12 months and 12 hours. Oh, a new number has appeared—12. Let’s talk about it, please, and take it in with our own eyes. Dividing 72 by 12 gives 6—oh my God, a new number has been born as well: 6 × 36 = 216, another initial form. And strangely, it is the product of 3 × 12 = 36—it is also half the cycle of celestial movements for every 72 astrological decans. Ah, so are we filling the void with letters, then???
From this arises a complete movement that changed the course of human history—especially Western history—in the search for the secret: Let’s knock politely on our neighbors’ doors and ask them: O ancient civilizations, were you aware of the decans, and did they have other names among you??? Why did they choose only the ternary system???
Was it because there are only three such verses, or because there were other considerations? Or is it that, with all that has been written, transcribed, experimented with, and created—and in which scholars spent their lifetimes and experimenters derived most of their secrets—it is merely a first step in a vast, welcoming universe?
I apologize, my friends, if I have caused you any inconvenience, but it is a matter
