Hi. Well, i am not very big supporter of number games such as gematrya myself, but i just want to help you out a little.
Sophia in Hebrew goes S O P I H (Sameh Vav Pei Yud Hei) (סופיה) which is different number. Hope it does not ruin your calculations too much.

Well - could be, nether heard of this code by the way, so - .
Anyway,in modern Hebrew - sophia is written as i noted earlier. Not with sin and aleph.
Maybe in ancient times it was transcripted differently though.

Then 88 Hz is the frequency of my new electricity product. I'll sell devices that run on 88 Hz. Humans think 440 Hz sounds cool. They'll love 88 Hz! For years Europeans have lagged behind at 50 Hz and the United States has enjoyed success at 60 Hz, but my new 88 Hz power will get the jump on all of them.

Originally posted by THX-1138
Then 88 Hz is the frequency of my new electricity product. I'll sell devices that run on 88 Hz. Humans think 440 Hz sounds cool. They'll love 88 Hz! For years Europeans have lagged behind at 50 Hz and the United States has enjoyed success at 60 Hz, but my new 88 Hz power will get the jump on all of them.

88 Hertz is exactly the difference between 528 and 440 Hertz.
Why do people love 88 Hz ?
Where can you buy those devices?



[edit on 22-4-2009 by hawk123]

I am curious...in the bible doesn't the "angel play the horn" and stuff happens to humans? we get CHANGED all of the sudden?...or we get "judged"

what if the galaxy bursts out a frequency like this, and all the sudden the "spiritual changes" are what happens. Or at least the dna/genes etc.

A440 is a recent standard, first introduced in the 30's. The old standard was A335. Before that there really wasn't any standard at all.

This is realy coold stuff, i am so in the dark about these things. Being a Christian with gnostic beleives i guess I should be more up to date. Also being a Freemason who want to gain more interest into the more esotric side of the craft. Were do you find all of this information.

In the movie avatar the name of the mother Goddess is Eywa, which is the permutation of the tetragrammaton (there are 12 unique permutations)which corrsponds to the sign aquarius. = Heh, Yod, Vav, Heh. And of course to those who understand the symbolism of the tetragrammaton, you can see that the Heh, a feminine marker, is placed ahead of the Yod, the masculine. spiritually, this reverses the natural mode of creation and makes the heh, the vessel, more important than the Yod, the light. Or, said differently, the Yod = The divine wisdom in creation. This signifies the purpose in creation. Whereas the Heh is the self consciousness and otherness in creation. The Yod and Heh have to be connected, and the Heh must recieve from the Yod as opposed to the Yod being manipulated by the Heh.

So, i highly doubt that was coincidental.

They always use kabbalah and gematria in movies. Its the language of creation. You can play word games with any language, but the core language is Hebrew. Greek, Arabic, both have interesting esoteric aspects, but Hebrew, and a lower rung, aramaic, serve as the language of holiness (kodesh) and the languages of Kelipot Nogah (glowing vessels, basically, this world, which is filled with good/evil). Whereas the 70 other unique language roots serve as a special vessel for the lower 70 lower dimensions.

The other languages are breakoffs from Hebrew. As in Genesis, "the world was "one language" - the Hebrew in this verse is "sefat Echat" - one language, which has the same gematria as Lashon Hakodesh (the holy tongue, an epithet for Hebrew). G-d dispersed them and 70 distinct languages were created, with 70 unique cultures/arch angelic powers.

For instance, the Gnostics poplarized the Hebrew phrase AbraCaDabra, which in Hebrew means 'I create as i speak'. Cntrary to what wikipidia asininely writes, its not aramaic. The Article Heh in aramaic means 'like', so, AbraHaDabra is the Aramiac for "i create as i speak". This is what crowley preferred, for whatever reason.

But the original and populrized one, the one which has much greater magical power, is the hebrew. Not that i care to use it or anything.