Sacred Names

The Kabbalah is a set of ancient spiritual

traditions thought to be the oldest wisdom in
the world. It was the work of Abraham, some
3,800 years ago and forms the basis of the three
biggest monotheistic religions: Judaism,
Christianity and Islam.
According to Kabbalah, the entire Bible is
written in cryptography, or code if you will.
This code holds the secret to the oldest and
most effective technology for taking control of
your life.
The system, known as the Goetia, was taken
from the story of the Red Sea, in chapter 14 of
the book Exodus. This was when Moses parted
the sea so that the Israelites could escape the
Egyptians. Once they had safely crossed, the
waters engulfed the Egyptians, allowing the
Israelites to gain their freedom.
The secret to how this amazing feat was
accomplished is revealed in verses 19, 20 and
21. Each of these three verses contains 72
characters. Taking one character from each
verse and putting it in its proper place in the
table reveals the greatest secret of all time, the
‘72 Names of God’.

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The completed table (in it's original Hebrew

form) looks like this:

hll chm \lu fys yly whw

uhh wal dla yzh thk aka
ylk wal \qh yrh hkm lzy
whj hlm yyy rln lhp wwl
\wa yyr hac try aah htn
dnm qwk jhl wjy rcw bkl
kym hhh zyy uhr \uj yna
hym lcu yru las hly lww
tyn ann \mu cjh ynd whw
rxm jrh lyy \mn ywp hbm
qnm bmd yjm wnu hhy bmw
\wm yyh mby har wbj uya

The power of these names does not lie in their

ethnic or religious background; it lies in what
they represent.

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DNA of the Soul

If we are to initiate lasting change in our
behaviour and lifestyle, it must take place at the
root level of our existence.
DNA is the instruction manual for our cells. All
cells begin in an undifferentiated state. Our
DNA then determines which cells will evolve to
become internal organs, bone, brain matter and
other tissues.
DNA is written in an alphabet composed of 4
letters: A, T, C and G. These letters refer to
four different kinds of nucleotides, which
combine to create 20 amino acids. These
produce the ‘words’ and sentences’, which
compose the genetic code of every individual.
Human beings have about 3 billion ‘letters’ in
our genetic codes.
Our differences lie in the combination and
sequences of the four nucleotides. Each cell in
our body contains the whole 3 billion-letter
instruction manual.
We are in a physical sense, a set of living letters.

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In truth, the entire Universe is alphabetic in

nature. As letters form words, so atoms
combine to form molecules. As words form
sentences, so molecules form matter.
The entire Universe has its own genetic-like
building blocks and these building blocks are
alphabetic in nature. There are a series of
cosmic nucleotides that combine to form all
spiritual and physical reality.
The unified Light of the Creator fragmented into
22 distinct forces to create our Universe.
Using this Creator alphabet, we can become
spiritual geneticists. By harnessing the 22
primordial forces, we can reengineer our soul’s
genetic make-up, altering our reactive nature
and transforming our lives.
These 22 energy forces manifest in our world as
22 frequency patterns. They are the letters of
the Hebrew alphabet. Scan them from right to
left.

tcrqxpusnmlkyfjzwhdgba

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These letters were present at the very moment

of Creation as magnificent forces of primordial
energy. The Hebrew word for letter means
‘pulse or vibration’. Each letter acts as an
antenna that arouses and harnesses the energy
of the Universe. As such, they are instruments
of power.
It is believed that the mystical powers of
Hebrew letters can ultimately reveal the
answers to every question about God and the
Universe.

The beginning of Judaism

A man named Jacob and his 12 sons founded the
12 tribes of Israel. One day, Jacob came to an
oasis and was forced to spend the night. During
the night he dreamt of a stairway to heaven, by
which 7 Great Angels ascended to talk to God.
Jacob got into a fight with one of the Angels and
a new name was given to him - Israel, or ‘the
one who wrestles with God’.
As time went by, Kings would spend the first
night of their reign by the oasis, just like Israel

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had done. As they slept, God would speak to

them and grant one wish.
When it was Solomon's turn, he asked God for
nothing for himself. Instead, he asked that he
rule justly and that the people of his kingdom
live well.
By not asking for anything for himself, God
granted him the gift of Ultimate Power -
Knowledge.
This sacred knowledge was the realization that
Solomon already held the power to be a great
king, to rule justly and to make his people
happy. He held the power to evoke and control
his own God like powers.
Solomon used this wisdom throughout his reign
and came to be known as the most powerful
and wise King alive. To this day many consider
Solomon the wisest man to have ever lived.
The Story of the Red Sea
Many people have heard the story about the
Red Sea; however, few are aware of the secret
meaning behind this story.

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The banks of the Red Sea were filled with

600,000 Israelites. Pharaoh and his army were
not far behind, determined to slaughter anyone
who defied the command to return to the city
and a life of slavery.
The Israelites were cornered and needed a
miracle. So they begin to pray, crying out to
their Almighty God - the true Creator, they
begged for pity.
And God said, "Why are you calling out to me?"
This was probably not the response they
expected.
Then God said, "Now, go jump in the water!"
Those poor suffering souls were dumbfounded.
Was God giving up hope on them? Was he
sentencing them to death by the hand of
Pharaoh's army?
Not exactly. If you recall, the "72 Names of
God" are actually encoded into this story of the
Red Sea.

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These statements by God were actually

statements telling the Israelites how to make
use of the ancient technology.
Moses called out unto his people to remember
the "72 Names". He reminded them to have
unshakable confidence in their own God-like
powers that had been given to them by the
Creator and how these powers enabled them to
take control over the physical world.
"Why are you calling out to me?" was of course,
like most other stories and statements in the
Bible, a code. God was actually telling the
people that they themselves had the power to
escape from their mortal situation on their
own. God, the Creator, gave us everything we
need to achieve everything we'll ever want. The
truth is, God never answers prayers - you do.
How it Ends
Most of us are aware of the outcome of the Red
Sea story: just before the Pharaoh's army
reached the Israelites, the Red Sea parted,
allowing them passage, but crushing the army as
it followed. What an amazing feat it was, but as
you might have been able to tell, it wasn't God
who constructed this feat, it was Moses.

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As Moses cast his hand out over the Sea, he

called upon the power of the Names of God.
As the night went on he caused the winds to
drive back the water with a powerful east wind,
transforming the seabed into dry land.
But belief in the Names alone will not part an
ocean, a physical action is require to activate
these God-like powers within. That was the
secret meaning of God's response of, "Now, go
jump in the water!"
The Israelites realized that they were required
to demonstrate total certainty in their power.
They did this by walking into the sea with a
complete conviction on a positive outcome.
Not a single water molecule moved until the
Israelites conquered their fear and doubts and
waded deep into the sea with total certainty.
But then, as the water reached their neck, and
then their nostrils and their certainty and
conviction remained steady - swoosh - the
water's were divided.
How to part an Ocean
To utilize the power of the Sacred Names of
God, one must start from the beginning. While

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it may take a lifetime to perfect, to start takes

only three steps.
Step 1: You must obtain self-mastery over
your own fears and doubts. You must begin
to take control of your emotions instead of
your emotions controlling you. Imagine that
emotion as a tangible object, able to enter your
body through all your senses, an object that
once inside your body - the mind grabs and
embraces. When your right brain grasps onto
an emotion and starts to flood your body with
it, take a step back and use left brain to think
about and deduct the emotion you are
experiencing.
Next time your emotions start to take control
of your actions, remember these words.
Remember that taking control of these lower,
or dark forms of thought and emotion is the
entire goal of the Goetia, and the great men of
the past who were able to successfully master
this first and very important step, were then
later able to part oceans, defeat giants, build
empires and crush all their enemies.

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Step 2: Evocation the Names. Once your

mind is clear, no longer clouded with emotion
and centred, then comes the time to call upon
the spirit your true will decides on. This is the
Name of God.
Step 3: A physical follow through action.
Ah yes, the fun part. Spirits will only begin to
manifest themselves on earth when physical
action is taken.
For example: You’re painting a beautiful picture.
As you paint the picture, you take a second and
close your eyes to remember the image your
trying to convey on the canvass. A couple more
strokes of the brush and you hold in your hands
a genuine masterpiece - a physical manifestation
of thought.
Or here's another: You’re confronted by a thief
in the street. Revealing a knife from his jacket he
demands your wallet. You control and suppress
the emotions of fear and doubt in yourself and
center yourself to think clearly about the
situation - all within a fraction of a second.
Pretending to reach for your wallet you grab the
mace instead and blast him in the face, relieving

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the immediate threat and giving you a chance to

get away.
The success in this situation was a result of self-
mastery, evocation of proper thought/spirits and
a perfect follow through action. The spirit that
started as just a thought is now a physical
manifestation in the form of a neutralized threat
- or a blind thief.
This third and vital step was the secret meaning
behind God's statement to the Israelites when
he said, "Now, go jump in the water!" Now you
know.
It's time to TAKE COMMAND
It's time you step up to the plate and claim
what's yours. It's time unlock those God-like
powers woven into your very DNA. It's time to
finally awaken the giant within. It's time to take
command of your life, your environment, your
emotions and the demons within.
By now I hope you're starting to realize that
these Names are woven into your DNA and
have been a part of your since you were born.
They've been waiting for you, and will continue
to wait until your willing to activate them.

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Let there be light

The eyes are seen as the windows of the soul.
By simply scanning various sequences of the
Hebrew letters, which create different blends of
energy, enormous amounts of spiritual light is
released that purifies not only our hearts and
minds, but also our bodies.
The Hebrew letters act as keys, opening the
doorway to the soul. Visualising or looking at
the letters creates a resonance between the
Light of God and our souls. In this way the
energy of the letters is duplicated in the soul
and absorbed by our subconscious mind.
True internal change is created through the
DNA power of the Hebrew letters.
The 72 Sacred Names of God
The Names have the power to overcome the
laws of nature by literally allowing access to the
subatomic realm of nature. These three-letter
sequences are the conduits that transmit various
energies of Light into our physical world.

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Using the Names

We have everything we need to enjoy a life of
peace, bliss and abundance. It is only our minds
that cause us to fall from Grace.
If you are in need of clarity or perhaps would
like to affect change in your life; quietly and
sincerely ask what it is that you need to know in
order to create that reality. With your question
in mind, draw a card from the deck and read the
message. Reflect for a moment upon its
relevance to your question.
Then simply look with focused attention at each
character, always remembering to scan from
right to left. The sequences are not words and
are not pronounceable in any way that matters.
Once you have re-minded yourself, take the
appropriate action in your life necessary to bring
about the change.
If you would like deeper insight, identify each
letter in the following section and contemplate
its meaning as it relates to your situation.

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The Sacred Spirits

‘Twenty-two Foundation letters:
He engraved them, He carved them,
He permuted them, He weighed them,
He transformed them.
And with them, He depicted all that was
Formed and all that would be formed.
Twenty-two Foundation letters
He engraved them with voice
He carved them with breath
He set them in the mouth
In five places
Alef Chet Hei Ayin in the throat
Gimel Yod Kaph Kuf in the palate
Daled Tet Lamed Nun Tav in the tongue
Zayin Samekh Shin Resh Tzaddi in the teeth
Beit Vav Mem Pei in the lips’
Sepher Yetzirah

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a
Aleph – the numerical value is one, and this
represents the unique and indivisible God. The
energy is that of the primal force of Creation.
Meditating on Aleph brings stamina and strength
and helps you to become more receptive to
creative ideas.

b
Beit – this energy encourages us to find peace
within our own household. It helps us to
understand that we each have our own place
within the cosmos, and that God dwells within
each of us. Meditate on Beit to feel peace and
at home with the world.

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g
Gimel – the energy reflects kindness and
growth and is seen as a kind man running to a
needy person. Meditate on Gimel for growth in
all aspects of life.

d
Daled – represents the Four Worlds. It is
through these worlds that everything in the
physical world has reached us from the point of
Creation. We are surrounded by hidden
doorways in life, and we must learn to tune into
our spiritual selves to be able to see what we
are missing. Meditate on Daled to open yourself
to the hidden spiritual doorways in your life.

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h
Hei – resonates as an exhalation of breath,
teaching the importance of focusing on the
breath for spiritual advancement. As a 5, it
alludes to the 5 dimensions of the human soul:
physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and
oneness with God. Meditate upon Hei for
advancement in the spiritual realms.

w
Vav – signifies that each person is unique and
that every existence is meaningful. Meditate on
Vav to reveal your spiritual uniqueness to the
world, in order to strengthen your social
connection with others.

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z
Zayin – as the number 7, it represents
completion and unity. It reminds us that our
soul is the most important part of our being and
not to get caught in banal, everyday matters.
Meditate on Zayin to become more relaxed and
less stressed with everyday living.

j
Chet – relates to life and promotes health and
vitality. Meditate upon Chet for physical health
and for greater spiritual understanding and
guidance through your dreams.

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f
Tet – reveals that goodness, or Divine Light, is
often hidden from us. As the first letter of the
word Tahor, it relates to brilliance or purity. As
we experience spiritual clarity, so our soul
becomes more open to Divine communication.
Meditate upon Tet to open up to true goodness
and spiritual inspiration.

y
Yod – links to the energies of the 10 sephirot
of the Tree of Life. It represents a spiritual
messenger bringing change. It contains great
energy and force. Meditate upon Yod to bring
change into your life.

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k
Kaph – is considered one of the primary keys
to transcendental awareness through
meditation, prayer and the visual forms of the
Hebrew alphabet. Meditate upon Kaph to
improve intention, willpower and
singlemindedness.

l
Lamed – has the numerical value of 30.
According to mystical tradition there are 36
truly righteous people on earth in every
generation. Meditate upon Lamed while asking
how you can become truly righteous.

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m
Mem – learning Kabbalah is about attaining a
higher spiritual level, allowing us to connect with
the teachers of higher spiritual knowledge.
Meditate upon Mem to open yourself up to your
angels, teachers and spiritual guides.

n
Nun – denotes abundance and fertility. Faith
and understanding can bring great affluence into
our lives. Nun can mean regeneration and
disintegration; reminding us of the cycles of life.
Meditate upon Nun to strengthen your faith and
to think about your true identity.

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s
Samekh – symbolises completion and God’s
protection. We all have the power within us, to
improve our lives and the lives of those around
us. Meditate on Samekh to realise of your inner
strength and to let the Divine Energy of God
protect you.

u
Ayin – teaches us to open our eyes to the
world around us. It is up to us to grow
spiritually in order to truly see the world. It
reminds us that we are all part of the Tree of
Life. Meditate upon Ayin to open your eyes and
heart to the world around you and enhance
your insight and intuition.

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p
Pei– represents the power that speech and
sound can make. By resonating the Names of
God, we add an extra dimension to the power
of healing. Meditate upon Pei to enhance your
communication with your fellow man.

x
Tzaddi – is the first letter of the word Tzadik,
which means righteous. The Tzaddikim are
known for their sense of community, goodness
and spirituality. Meditate upon Tzaddi to
enhance your feeling of goodwill to your fellow
man.

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q
Kuf– by opening ourselves up to receiving the
knowledge of the Kabbalah, we are entering a
new state of knowledge and awareness.
Meditate upon Kuf to increase your spiritual
awareness and knowledge.

r
Resh – represents our ability to transcend
spirituality. It is through this that we can greatly
enhance our senses as we open up to intuition
and become an open channel to the spirit world.
It is through this channel that spiritual healers
and teachers can carry out their work here on
earth. Meditate on Resh to enhance your senses
an intuition.

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c
Shin –leads us to meditate on how we should
achieve greater knowledge and spirituality with
each progressing year (shana) of our lives.
Meditate on Shin to bring peace (shalom) and
harmony (Shabbat) into your life.

t
Tav – as the 22nd letter, Tav symbolises that our
lives are a cycle which, when it has been
completed, marks another phase in the spiritual
learning journey of our souls. Meditate upon the
letter Tav to understand the meaning of your
life and the lessons you are continuing to learn.

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