Aleph. The student shall prepare a copy of his natal astrological chart. He should endeavor to make the chart as accurate as possible.
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aleph mem shin
beth gimel daleth kaph peh resh tav
heh vau zayin cheth teth yod lamed nun samekh ayin tzaddi qoph ...
ALEPH and the TAU: K
ALEPH, BETH, BETH, NUN, VAU, RESH, VAU, CHETH, HE, QOPH, DALETH, SHIN, the sacred name of twelve letters of which each letter is the name of an angel: K
ALEPH, DALETH, NUN, IOD (ADNI, Adonai): K ...
The Aleph hieroglyphically expresses Man himself as a collective unity, the master principle, ruler of the earth.
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written with an 'Aleph. There are marginal variants to many Scriptural verses. The version as read is known as the Keri ('reading') but the alternatre version is frequently left in the text and is known as the Kethibh ('the writing'). V.
The Hebrew letter א, aleph, replaces the letter ת, tov (equal to the Greek τ, tau), hence there are three tovs (or taus) derived from the three alephs in the sacred utterance of God.
(Aleph) =1, (Beth) =2, etc. Hence, a word in Hebrew can theoretically have a numerical value - the sum of the value of the various letters.
Since Aleph (the first Hebrew letter) has the numerical value of 1, its assignment to the zero card is equivalent to the statement that zero is equal to the letter Aleph and therefore synonymous with the number 1.
Power of Aleph Beth.
Spice of Torah - Gematria.
Suggestive Gematria: The Hidden Numerical Significance of the English Language.
The Jewish Book of Numbers.
The Secrets of the Haggadah: A Commentary on the Passover Haggadah.
and what was to become standard in all European Tarot decks of the nineteenth century--the correct attribution of Hebrew Path letters to the Tarot trumps. In this system, the Fool was attributed to Shin and the Magician was attributed to Aleph.
 See also: World, Light, Spirit, Symbol, Magic
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