THE FOUR
SYMMETRY GROUPS OF THE HEBREW ALPHABET
The autocorrelation of the text of Genesis
makes
use of a special arrangement of the Hebrew letters. Using the "base-3
count"
of each letter, which can be understood as its position in the 3x3x3
"Rubik's
Cube" arrangement of the 27-letter Hebrew alphabet, one can derive the
four "symmetry groups" actually used for the autocorrelation, as shown
in the posters below.
Three-Fold
Symmetry
in the Hebrew Alphabet Matches
the Front-Back /
Base-3 Symmetry Groups
A 3-lobed arrangement showing how
the symmetry groups are derived
Front-Back /
Base-3
"Snake" Arrangement
An alternate means of deriving
the four symmetry groups.
ADDITIONAL SYMMETRIES
The Hebrew Alphabet displays additional
structure
when arranged on various geometric and topological forms.
The
Enneagonal
Trefoil Knot and the Hebrew Alphabet ©1994, 1997 SNT
16 Dec 97
Umbilic
Toroid
and Trefoil Knot both showing
Front-Back and Base-3 Symmetry in the Hebrew
Alphabet ©1991, 1997, 1999 SNT
*NEW* 7 Feb 00
An Explanation for
the Triple Tagin: The Shushon Flower
Arrangement of the 27 Letters of the Hebrew Alphabet:
When the letters are arranged on
the 24 edges and 3 internal diagonals of a cubeoctahedral frame, the
letters with triple crowns count
out a tetrahedral coordinate system and a spin axis.
*NEW* 18 Dec 99
AUTOCORRELATION PATTERNS OF VERSES IN GENESIS:
Articles and Supplementary Posters
The essay and posters in this section section
demonstrate and explain various ways that the letters of Genesis I.1
can
be autocorrelated. An early version of an autocorrelation pattern
for Genesis I.3 is also included.
Articles
Symmetry Woven into the First Verse of the
Hebrew Text of Genesis
NEW Dec 1999
This article explains the AABA "Woven" pattern found
in the first verse, and also
the method by which the toroidal "autocorrelation
pattern"
of the letters of the first verse was derived.
Please note: This two-page article is
presented
here as two graphic files, due to the heavy use of
graphics and non-English characters.
Genesis and Sepher Yetzirah
NEW Jan 2002
A discussion of how the ambiguous meaning of the
supposed
word, B'limah, which opens the Sepher Yetzirah,
is unambiguously and elegantly resolved by reference to the
autocorrelation
patterns of the first verse of Genesis.
Please note: This six-page article is
presented
here as six graphic files, due to the heavy use of
graphics and non-English characters.
Posters
Genesis 1.1: Toroidal
Autocorrelation
©1996 SNT
Autocorrelation of Genesis 1.1
showing AABA "Woven" Pattern ©1996 SNT
Genesis 1.1: Shushon Flower
Arrangement ©1984,1996 SNT
The Menorah as an Autocorrelation
of
Genesis 1.3 ©1985, 1997 SNT
B'reshit 1:1 Wound on a Pole
B'reshit 1:1 --
7-Color Torus Mapping
GENESIS 1:1 -- A
HIERARCHY
OF LETTERS AND WORDS
On the
Hierarchical Structure of the Five Books and The Internal Structure
of B'reshit
**NEW** 27 October 2003
An expanding hierarchy with the structure of
an unfurling vortex funnel
The Many Words of
the First Verse of Genesis
**NEW** 25 November 2001 |
