MEETING TENT
presents
Meru Made Easy
Volume 1
THE FIRST
VERSE
This presentation is arranged in the sequence in which
Stan Tenen presents his discoveries on the videotape,
"Geometric Metaphors of Life"
For an in-depth discussion of this subject, as well as
backup and reference
material this tape should be viewed. It is available
for sale on this website.
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Text and Drawings Copyright 2000 William E. Haber
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Use of images or text without written permission of the
Meru Foundation is strictly forbidden.
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We begin our presentation
by showing:
- The 27-letter Hebrew
alphabet
- The base-3 numerical
system used to decode the text of Genesis
- The first verse
of the Hebrew text of Genesis
- The process
of unfurlment
THE HEBREW ALPHABET
Below
are the 27 letters of the modern Hebrew alphabet.
The numbers represent the order of the letters.
The chart below
shows the base-3 counting system as it is applied to the Hebrew
alphabet. Since we are looking at
a geometric numerical system, zeros are used as
units. Note that all rows and columns
add up to numbers divisible by 3.
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010 011 012 020 021 022 100 101 102 110 111 112 120 121 122 200 201 202 210 211 212 220 221 222 |
Next we apply these numbers to the 27 letter Hebrew alphabet as shown below
The 3 x 3 x 3 nature of the alphabet allows us to place
the letters on an x, y, z Cartesian coordinate system.
A Rubiks type cube can be used to plot the letters on
the X, Y, Z coordinates.
The first letter, Aleph a 000, is placed on the axis
and the letters follow in order.
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Here is the cube split apart. We can now see the
hidden center letter, Nun n
111.
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Having applied base-3 to the Hebrew alphabet we now turn
our attention to
the first verse of Genesis.
This is the first verse of Genesis, with vowel markings,
as it would be written
in a Hebrew bible:
This is the first verse of Genesis as it would be written
in a Torah scroll with no vowel markings:
Here is the first verse in modern Hebrew as a string
of letters with no word divisions:
Now here are the letters of the first verse with their
base-3 equivalents
(from the alphabet chart above)
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