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Hebrew:

AlephBeitGeemelDaletHayVahvZaiyinChaitTait
YoadKafLahmedMameNuneSahmekAiyinPay
TzahdayQoafRayshS(h)eenTahv


Y y

“Yearn not for yesterday, enjoy the novelty of now.”

‘Y’ is a letter which appears far more often at the end of words, rather than at the beginning. To understand it’s character, one must explore this aspect of the letter deeply and directly. I particularly associate this letter with ‘the purpose of’, divinity, and trinity. Its appearance at the end of words implies at once something produced by the action and interreflection of letters in words, as well as comprising a mysterious signature or mark of identity.

The teachingSpirit showed me that it is as if a tree was raising its branches toward the divine emanations of light, or a person raising their arms toward ‘all that is’ — particularly the living source we refer to as ‘God’, and which I often call the unityBeing.

Of the letter’s shape we may observe that an emanation from above is condensed or constricted, and from this a downflowing stroke (majuscule) or leftward ray (miniscule) emanates. Alternately, a single aspect of the ‘lower world’ is exalted and expands in rising. In this case, rather than choose one or the other, let us instead suppose both. Further, we may notice that the shape indicates ‘two parents’ who are joined in the creation of a child.

I consider it the most perfectly trinitarian letter, for the three projections from the center are of equivalent size, thickness and length in the majuscule. It is a letter long associated with holiness, and is descended from yoad — the first of the three letters of the sacred ‘name of God’ in Hebrew.

Character Classes to which ‘Y’ belongs:

Central Pillar

Diagonal Stroke(s)

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Yahweh — The unityBeing, or God. The English name is an approximation.

Yank — To jerk or cause to jerk violently.

Yawn — A deep, usually involuntary indrawing of breath, generally characterized by the stretching of the mouth.

Ye — An archaic pronoun used to indicate a person or group being spoken to, particularly in exhortations.

Yearn — To desire passionately, or to long for intimate contact with.

Yes — An affirmation, or answer in the affirmative.

Year — The amount of time taken by a planet to complete an orbit around its local star.

Yesterday — The day previous to this day.

Yield — To give up, pause before, or produce.

Yoke — A wooden bar or frame by which two draft animals are joined at the necks such that they can exert force together. Additionally, an arched device laid upon the neck of a prisoner or one who has been defeated.

Yolk — The golden portion of an egg from which the embryo draws sustenance during maturation.

You — A word denoting the person or persons being addressed.

Youth — The quality of being young, as compared to some standard.


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Hebrew:

AlephBeitGeemelDaletHayVahvZaiyinChaitTait
YoadKafLahmedMameNuneSahmekAiyinPay
TzahdayQoafRayshS(h)eenTahv