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== The letter Kuf == | == The letter Kuf == | ||
The single letter kuf or Kof is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The glyph shape suggests that it was originally depicting the eye of a needle 𐤒. By itself today it appears as ק . | The single letter [[Kuf|kuf or Kof]] is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The glyph shape suggests that it was originally depicting the eye of a needle 𐤒. By itself today it appears as ק . | ||
The Kuf is said to mean "Omnipresence" and may be used in reference to "Redemption of Fallen Sparks". It is the paradoxical union [[Reish]] and a [[Zayin]] suggesting the ''holiness'' or ''separateness'' of the omnipresence of God. Its numerical value is ten times ten or 100. Could be seen as a cord and needle 𐤒 or the back of the head and neck or even as the last or least. Pronunciation can very from Kuf to Kof or Qoph to Kiss. | The Kuf is said to mean "Omnipresence" and may be used in reference to "Redemption of Fallen Sparks". It is the paradoxical union [[Reish]] and a [[Zayin]] suggesting the ''holiness'' or ''separateness'' of the omnipresence of God. Its numerical value is ten times ten or 100. Could be seen as a cord and needle 𐤒 or the back of the head and neck or even as the last or least. Pronunciation can very from Kuf to Kof or Qoph to Kiss. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:27, 31 January 2023
The letter Kuf
The single letter kuf or Kof is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The glyph shape suggests that it was originally depicting the eye of a needle 𐤒. By itself today it appears as ק .
The Kuf is said to mean "Omnipresence" and may be used in reference to "Redemption of Fallen Sparks". It is the paradoxical union Reish and a Zayin suggesting the holiness or separateness of the omnipresence of God. Its numerical value is ten times ten or 100. Could be seen as a cord and needle 𐤒 or the back of the head and neck or even as the last or least. Pronunciation can very from Kuf to Kof or Qoph to Kiss.