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~3 For the 32-wisdom(חכמה)-paths of the consideration(understanding, בינה) is with the 3:32 for the first-32-Elohim(אלהים)-Genesis-creation-story-name-usages within the Genesis-1:3 of the doctrine-Sefer-Yetzirah-Book[of the]-Creation/Formation by the Sepherah-2:10-Sepheroth-God-says(אמר-אלהים):

  • And for the God(אלהים)-says of the light(substantial) and is with the light(ויאמר אלהים יהי אור ויהי־אור).

2nd/32 PI: the 2nd Sepherah (ספרה) Chockmah (חכמה); Seo-Aul-Gan(서을간, 書乙干, Shu-Yi-Gan)-book-bird(נעה, NIH, Nyieu/Niao:鳥)-do is with the context for the following-content:

1st/2 Balance Cycles XiangKe; Razing Cycle

2.1 DPI: 1st/2 cycles of balance [1](מאזן) called Ke (克/剋) is the doctrine of 5 phases describing the overcomings or razing cycle of interactions between the phases.

The razing cycle or period XiangKe[2] (相克) is with the transition of the Chinese 5 elements: WuXing[3] (五行); mutually or correlatively overcoming each other and in the modern use of the term means: “behavior or conduct” (行), and the consequences of these events. 5 phases of material elements are also known as states in physics. Unique phases may be with prescribing as different states of matter such as gas, liquid, solid, plasma or Bose–Einstein condensate.

5 Goings or Walks

5 phases is another way of translating or converting WuXing literally; “5 goings”[4] or walks[5] (辶/辵; Chuo). Traditional TaiJiQuan (太極拳) schools co-relate the phases to footwork and confer to phasesas 5 “steps.”[6]

NieGan 5 Elements and 4 Creations

4 Horses Polo 1546 ad

These classical type elements are with use for prescribing co-interactions and correlations between phenomena with a similarity co-relation to 4 SiXiang[7] (四象); pre-form "symbolic creatures or images with itemizing as:

  • 1st/4 classical elements of fire is the binary numeral #0/16 (𝌆), the 1st/16 nuclear tetragrams Zhong (中, 중: שענג); "center[8] or medium," is with identity of the 1st/4 Knights Templar of swords, weapons or spades with the red horse quadruped tetraform and operating as the ternary key #0/81 (𝌆) ternary tetragram forms of Mictlan's Nine Underworlds.
  • 2nd/4 classical elements of air is the binary numeral #5/16 (𝌐), the 6th/16 nuclear tetragrams Cha (差, 차: כא); "mistake[8] or difference."[9] is with identity of the 2nd/4 Knights Templar of wands, staffs or clubs with the pale or green horse quadruped tetraform and operating as the ternary key #10/81 (𝌐) ternary tetragram forms of Mictlan's Nine Underworlds.
  • 3rd/4 classical elements of earth (metal) is the binary numeral #10/16 (𝌤), the 11th/16 nuclear tetragrams Zhuang (裝, 장); "pretense,[8] dress, fill or packing," is with identity of the 4th/4 Knights Templar of coins, disks or diamonds with the white horse quadruped tetraform and operating as the ternary key #30/81 (𝌤) ternary tetragram forms of Mictlan's Nine Underworlds.
  • 4th/4 classical elements of water is the binary numeral #15/16 (𝌮), the 16th/16 nuclear tetragrams Ying (ינג, 應, 응: ונג); "befitting,[8] must or should," is with identity of the 3rd/4 Knights Templar of cups, chalices or hearts with the black horse quadruped tetraform and operating as the ternary key #40/81 (𝌮) ternary tetragram forms of Mictlan's Nine Underworlds.

The 5 elements are also known as the 4 symbols (四象) and the 4 classical elements [10](עלמנת) specifically with the 4 directional positions (位) plus the center idea/ideal LiXiang (理想); “5th element” of SiXiang (思想); ideology or form with each Xing (行) specifying 1/5 of the 5 colors of Chinese philosophy.

Turtle Writings 5 Elements GuiShu WuXing

2.2 DPI: GuiShu WuXing (龜 晝 五行);[11] “turtle writing[12] of 5 goings or walks” is the WuXing (五行) topology with use in the 2nd/10 ordinal Sephirah Chockmah [13](חכמה) and Chinese 2nd/10 heavenly stems of NieGan (乙干). Chockmah (חכמה) is correlative with the Achaemenid Sovereign (תחכמני), the first Persian Sovereign (550–330 BC), modern Iran (ירן) with usage of the Nowruz (נוע-רוז) Solar Hijri calendar beginning with the March equinox, originally Joshua's Perfect Saka of BC AYN 1459.

GuiShu WuXing (龜 晝 五行) is with usage in conjunction with XiangKe (相克); “mutual overcomings or razings:” in the sense that the earth sponges water, water quenches fire, fire melts metal, metal chops wood and wood takes nutriments out of the earth. XiangKe (相克) is also known as the “razing cycle.”

Razing Cycle or Period XiangKe

2.3 DPI: In the modern reference source of oriental ideology TianFuJing (天符經; HanGul: 천부경; HanGul pinyin: CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經)[14] interpreted as heaven’s evidence or identification of warp[15] or pass through, is the concept of the razing cycle XiangKe (相克) of 5 periods[16] of 5 Elements; WuXing (五行) corresponding to the concept as eschatology;[17] which literally means the study of the eschaton; the times of the end; last days or end times of razing.

"Eschatology"

The term "eschatology" is composites of eschat; “last” or the English phonetic spelling of the Hebrew term “the Succoth” [18](הסכת) and “logy;” the English suffix of the Greek: logos; “count, tell, say, or speak, word” or “the study thereof.”

Succoth

Succoth (הסכת) is in the 2nd/10 Sepherah Chockmah (חכמה)/NieGan (乙干) of the Universal Syphers™ Second National Course and in Hebrew the non article singular neutral of Succoth (סכת) with the root: succ (סך); meaning booth or tabernacle, and the same phonetic phoneme of the Korean term; pinyin: Suc (宿; Chinese: Xiu) HanGul: 숙; meaning “lodge.”

Suc; Booth or Lodge

This Suc (宿: 숙, סך); “booth or Lodge” is the Chinese astrological rest stop (see 6.6 DPI) and diagramming the character of eschat; “astrological.” Eschat; “last” specific to the “last days” of the astrological age (see 6.5 DPI) succeeds the “first days” of the construction cycle or period (see 3rd/32 PI) of the next new astrological age.

Lifespan of Brahma

In Hindu units of measurement of time using the lifespan of Brahma[19] (ברא-חמא), razing is the 1st/2 parardha; 1 through 50 years of the lifespan of Brahma.

:Parardha

For the 1:2-Parardha(פר-רדא)-0-50:100-years of the 18,000-Brahma-days is with the division of the 5-Wu-Xing-(五行) for the Sang-Gug(상극, 相克, Xiang-Ke)-5-competent-periods of the construction-cycle with the 3000-Brahma-days for each Haeng(行, Xing)-element.

A parardha is such a tremendous amount of time; 155.52 trillion years, that this gives rise to the static universe and subsequent steady state theory; also known as the Infinite universe theory in which the universe is with no beginning and no end,[20] see 6.4.2 DPI.

For the command-word-sequence of the 5-dhatu(דחתו)-elements and for the 5-color-divisions is as the following:

:Su-Gug-Hoa-Liquid-Razing-Fire-1:5-Mutual-Razing-Elements

:Lamech: Knights-Templar-Cups (6♞♥,䷬)

2.3.2 DPI: For the Chinese character Shui (水); means: water is XiangKe (상극, 相克); "mutually overcoming" or going with the next element, water quenches fire[21] for the ShuiKeHuo (水克火) by the water overcomes or razes fire. For the Chinese philosophy water is with the quality black by the color.

:1:5-RAZING-ELEMENTS: WATER

:Hoa-Gug-Gum-Fire-Razing-Metal-2:5-Mutual-Razing-Elements

:Arpachshad: Knights-Templar-Swords(6♞♠,䷎)

2.3.3 DPI: For the Chinese character Huo (火); means: fire is XiangKe (相克); "mutually overcoming" or going with the next element, fire melts metal or gold.[22] for the HuoKeJin (火克金) by the fire overcomes or razes metal or gold. For the Chinese philosophy fire is with the quality red by the color.

:2:5-RAZING-ELEMENTS: FIRE

:Gum-Gug-Mok-Metal-Razing-Tree-3:5-Mutual-Razing-Elements

:Noah: Knights-Templar-Coins (6♞♦,䷏)

2.3.4 DPI: For the Chinese character Jin (金); means: metal or gold is XiangKe (相克); "mutually overcoming" or going with the next element, metal chops wood or tree[23] for the JinKeMu (金克木) by the metal or gold overcomes or razes wood or tree. For the Chinese philosophy metal or gold is with the quality white by the color.

:3:5-RAZING-ELEMENTS: METAL

:Mok-Gug-To-Tree-Razing-Soil-4:5-Mutual-Razing-Elements

:Shem: Knights-Templar-Wands (6♞♣,䷇)

2.3.5 DPI: For the Chinese Mu (木); means: wood or tree is XiangKe (相克); "mutually overcoming" or going with the next element, wood or tree takes nutriments out of the earth or soil[24] for the MuKeTu (木克土) by the wood overcomes or razes earth or soil, completing and starting a new cycle of Chinese 5 elements of WuXing and returning to 2.1 DPI. For the Chinese philosophy tree or wood is with the quality green by the color.

:4:5-RAZING-ELEMENTS: TREE

Tree of Knowledge

This tree is the Biblical Tree of Knowledge (הדעת עצ) referred to in Genesis 2:9.

In Mayan lore MuKeTu (木克土) is personified as the deity (הדעתי) Tazchatlipoca (תאז-כתלי-פוכא).

:To-Gug-Su-Soil-Razing-Liquid-5:5-Mutual-Razing-Elements

XII (תלה) Hung Man-arche:, 37th/81, AumTo (음토)

2.3.1 DPI: For the Chinese character Tu (土); means: earth or soil is XiangKe (相克); "mutually overcoming" or going with the next element of earth dams or muddles water[25] for the TuKeShui (土克水) by the earth or soil overcomes or razes water. For the Chinese philosophy earth is with the quality yellow by the color.

:5:5-RAZING-ELEMENTS: SOIL OR FIELD

5 Color Divisions ShenShi WuBu

2.4 DPI: TianFuJing (天符經, 천부경);[26] HanGul pinyin: CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) identifies the 5 color (色: Se: 색) divisions as ShenShiWuBu (神市五部) in Chinese philosophy. The 4 morphemes of ShenShiWuBu have the following individual meanings: Shen (神: 신); “celestial, spirit, ghost or god,” Shi (市: 시); “market or city,” Wu (五; 오) “five,” Bu (部; 부) “division, ministry or compartments,” with a combination meaning of “celestial spirit city market of 5 divisions.”

Great 5 Divisions or Departments TaiWuBu

2.4.1 DPI: The widening of the 5 Color divisions of ShenShiWuBu (神市五部) in the Universal Syphers™ is TaiWuBu (太五部);[27] “great five divisions or compartments” compassing 12 lunar months, each month with five Chinese characters (12 X 5= 60) of 60/64 Chinese Hexagrams in the LiuShiSiGua (六十四卦) of eastern oriental Chinese classic texts.

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  1. ↑ Hebrew Strong’s #3976 Leviticus 19:36
  2. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991) diagram 124, page 272
  3. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991) diagram 126, page 274
  4. ↑ Go; הלך Hebrew Strong’s #1980
  5. ↑ Walk; תהלך Psalms 73:9
  6. ↑ Step; הליך Hebrew Strong’s #1978 (Footsteps: עקבותיך) Psalms 77:19
  7. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991) Page 279
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Part II: The Shou Tai Hsuan Ching, The Alternative I Ching Derek Walters The Aquarian Press (1983, 1987)
  9. ↑ A textual reference to the tetragram of (|¦|¦) being transposed with (¦|¦|)
  10. ↑ Numbers 33:46
  11. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991) pp. 292 and diagram 137 of page 158
  12. ↑ Kum Sung New Ace Chinese Character Dictionary (1988) page 732; ①글
  13. ↑ Proverbs 23:23, Ezekiel 28:12, Hebrew Strong’s #2451 wisdom, Greek Strong’s #4678 Greek: σοφια/ν
  14. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991)
  15. ↑ Kum Sung New Ace Chinese Character Dictionary (1988) page 1171
  16. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991) Page 292
  17. ↑ Greek eskhatos meaning last, furthest, remote, with the root ex — "out of"
  18. ↑ Hebrew Strong’s #5523, Second National Continuing Courses Departures]/2
  19. ↑ SB 11.10.30 the life span of Brahma is 311,040,000,000,000 years; 311.04 trillion years equals 2 parardha of 50 Brahma years each
  20. ↑ also see Heavens Code/9.5.1 DPI
  21. ↑ Numbers 31:23, 1 Kings 18:38, Isaiah 64:2
  22. ↑ Zechariah 13:9, Revelation 3:18
  23. ↑ Jeremiah 46:22
  24. ↑ Ezekiel 31:16
  25. ↑ Habakkuk 2:14
  26. ↑ CheonBuGyeong (천부경, 天符經) by Choe DongHoan: 최동환 Publisher © HyaunMyoJiDo: 현묘지도 (1991)
  27. ↑ Investor Control Panel

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