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thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, arc beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event

hanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event,

hanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event,

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hanks.) But the double-concave lines of shin & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are beautiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says [admittedly in aramaic], man--genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, male+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event,

thanks.) But the double-concave lines of s=in & aleph, in a sense the "most important" letters, are bea=tiful insofar as they're female. (And as the Zohar says (admittedly=in aramaicJ, man-- genuine man--exists only at the moment of sexual union, =ale+female; so man isn't so much a creature as an event,

in the transcendental realm. One of the rare written accounts of this oral tradition is in the thirteenth-century Hebrew Book of Splendor called the Zohar which describes the Hebrew alphabet as the heavenly code of the cosmos. | learned that the Tegragrammaton’s repeated letter Hei, being fifth in the