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- About Burde Silversmiths
- About The Artist
- INTRODUCTION TO THE HEBREW LETTERS
- About the Aleph
- About the Beth
- about the NUN
- ABOUT THE GIMEL
- ABOUT THE DALET
- ABOUT THE HAY
- ABOUT THE VAV
- ABOUT THE ZAYIN
- ABOUT THE CHET
- ABOUT THE TET
- ABOUT THE YOD
- ABOUT THE CHAF
- ABOUT THE LAMED
- ABOUT THE MEM
- ABOUT THE SAMECH
- ABOUT THE AYIN
- ABOUT THE PEH
- ABOUT THE TZADIK
- ABOUT THE KOOF
- ABOUT THE REISH
- ABOUT THE SHIN
- ABOUT THE TAV
TET
Pronunciation: Tet, Tes, or Teth
Numerical value: 9
Primary meaning: Snake
Secondary meaning: Stretching out
Essence: Hearing
Astrological continuum: Leo
Time continuum: The Hebrew month of Av
Soul continuum: Left kidney
Sephirot: Path between Harmony (Tiferet) and Splendor (Hod)
Verse from the Torah: God called the dry land earth
Grammatical usage: Reflexive
Form: Letters Chaf and Zayin
Sefer Yetzira (Book of Creation)
Both the form and usage of the letter Tet suggest a turning. The shape of the Tet is that of one half turning to the other, as if to listen to the other side. The Tet turns in on itself, meaning that its presence within a word brings it to action, causing it to do something to itself. Tet is the power to look into oneself and take an accounting of what they find and resolve to change for the good.
The letter Tet symbolizes high ambitions and pride. With effort, this is an attribute that can be rectified. A trustworthy and steady type, they enjoy a good time, but often keep their distance. (Shemot Bnei Adam)
