Shin, as outer Action, represents
the ShINing of the candle flame as it spreads out in ever expanding shells
of radiant energy, light, and learning, from its Source. ShIN is also the
outer Vessel that holds the Flame. As such its three "heads"
define the shape of a Tetrahedron – which, as the most compact symmetrical
3-D form, represents an idealized Tooth, Notch, or Step. Since every Tetrahedron
defines a complete sphere-cycle, it can also represent a year ( ShaNaH).
BeT makes distinctions, ShIN, its AT-BaSH twin, represents distinctions.
That is why ShIN means Tooth, Notch, and Step. As a tooth, ShIN
represents a "toothy grin" which ShINes out.
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