Numbers and Hebrew Letters

According to Numerology everything that happens in Nature takes place in cause and effect events that are encrypted (in Greek: kryptós, “hidden”, and gráphein, “written”) naturally through numbers. Everything that has already happened, is happening and could happen is mysteriously encrypted by Mother Nature.
The science of numbers is the key to understanding the rhythms undertaken by nature, this science has been present in humanity since all times, hidden by some to the detriment of the common interests.
Our birth dates work as a print, digital mark or cosmic signature that we carry for all life, conditioning us. Our names transformed into numbers through a code of letter numbers, since or as old as the Cuneiform Writing, allow us to understand the three main aspects of personality: the Motivation, which reflects its essence, the intimate; the Impression, which reflects the image projected in the ego; the Expression, which reflects the general characteristics of the personality, its talents and aptitudes.
However, the name reveals much more than just that. The values of numbers and letters identify the metaphysical essence of things, our gifts and talents, aptitudes and potentialities; challenges, obstacles, opportunities and circumstances to which we will be exposed throughout life; what we bring from the past (from other lives), and what our future will look like.
Our existence is encrypted (in Greek: kryptós, “hidden”, and gráphein, “written”) in numbers, and it is possible to decipher these codes through Kabbalistic Numerology. The Pythagorean system is a vulgar numerological version, while the Kabbalistic is a transliterated version of Gematria, of Kabbalah, also known as Chaldean System, in many countries.

06/08/2018

Conversion table of Kabbalistic Numerology:

Aleph

The odd numbers are more active by nature, while the even numbers are more passive and receptive. All numbers are unfoldings of the zero contracted into the One, so the One potentially contains all qualities of the other numbers, but only the number Nine manifests all these qualities, since it is the evolution of all the simple numbers.

The One is the lightest energy that exists among all the numbers. Traditionally, the Sun is related to the number One. Some attributes of the One are: leadership, individuality, creativity, harmony, initiation, activity, self-mastery, mental power, and austerity.

In Positivity – Activity, action, strength, power, originality, initiative, and leadership; pioneering, creativity, and ambition; self-confidence, courage, boldness, and control; brilliance, success, achievements, and possessions; independence, authority, determination.

In Negativity – Arrogance, aggressiveness, pride, authoritarianism, selfishness, cynicism, and loneliness; laziness, conceit, and lack of initiative.

In Destructiveness – Antagonism.

In Synthesis – Individuality.

( THE MAGE) – Points to the creative potentials to be manifested; time to identify unexplored opportunities and begin the new journey. You need to be one in yourself, and one with the spiritual world, in order to have a revelatory spiritual experience. Intuition will be your guide in this regard. Here is the first counseling, from the first active Arcanum. The Magician urges one to begin the process of self-awareness, to achieve individuation; he guides one to a journey into the inner world of one’s deepest Self transcending the superficial ego.

Beth

The number Two is the reflection of the number One, for the One is the Self. The Moon is related to the number Two, which is the number of intellect, mental conception, passivity, and receptivity. Some attributes of Two are: cooperation, persuasion, intuition, calmness, kindness, and gentleness. It represents duality and its strength is in diplomacy.

In Positiveness – Cooperation, collaboration, sharing, participation, concession, flexibility, sociability, adaptation, ease of relationship, diplomacy, kindness, cordiality, attention, receptivity, peace.

In Negativity – Submission, timidity, insecurity, indecision, inhibition, carelessness, apathy, dependence, depression.

In Destructiveness – Cruelty.

In Synthesis – Duality.

(THE PAPISA) – Points to the subtle perception of the intuitive mind guiding thought and reason. The duality proposed by this Arcane is established from two observation centers, two principles, one active and the other passive. The intellect represents the feminine principle of the mind, while the fecundating imagination is its masculine principle. The intellect without the fertilizing imagination guided by the heart is sterile. Papisa rules by feminine patience, love and persistence.

Gimel

The number Three is known as the Son, and the number of love, because it is born from the junction of the masculine and the feminine. People with the number three have an ease of making friends, and achieve success in their endeavors. Jupiter is associated with the number Three, which is the number of creativity, imagination, fun, expansiveness, and popularity. Some attributes of Three are: extroversion, wit, creativity, abundance, fertility, and commitment.

On Positivity – Imagination, creativity, joy, multiple talents, sociability, communication, appreciation of beauty, fertility, multiplication; fun, optimism; well-liked, interesting, interested.

In Negativity – Disorderly, clumsy, exaggeration; extravagance, vanity, superficiality, chatter, exhibitionism, excessive vanity, pessimism.

In Destructiveness – Jealousy.

In Synthesis – Creativity.

(THE IMPERATURE) – Points to the sociable nature; the sacred magic that fertilizes creation to generate abundance. Art, science, magic and mysticism; success in endeavors by firmness of purpose, by action of the will and by faith. Providence by action of the will or by fatality. Providence illuminates the present, the will creates the future, but it is limited by fatality, the inexorable consequence of the past. The Empress invites us to take a new path, that of regeneration, or the generation of the new in the creative expression of the imagination.

Daleth

The number Four is the manifestation of light in matter, as it is the number of the four elements; it is considered a lucky number. The Sun is associated with the number Four, which is the number of firmness of purpose, perseverance, achievement, rules, and will. Some attributes of Four are: the materialization of structures, objective action of thought and imagination, effective work, limits of order, morality and organization, the exact sciences. It manifests stability and security; it symbolizes order.

In Positiveness – Order, discipline, organization, patience, balance, dedication, sacrifice; born and obedient worker, resistant, tireless; honesty, sincerity, loyalty, stability, persistence.

In Negativity – Systematic, limited vision, tedious, stubbornness, rigidity, limitation, inflexibility, stinginess, overcautiousness, conservatism, envy, fear of the new.

In Destructiveness – Hate.

In Synthesis – Materiality.

(THE IMPERATOR) – Points to the true and unique power of the law. Being something, knowing something, and being able to do something is what makes a person endowed with authority. This does not replace divine authority, but rather, the Emperor resigns himself to it by renouncing the ego’s desire for authority. The Emperor reflects spiritual authority in the humanization of the human being; truth and honesty.

Number Five is the last number of the soft and light energies, although a more intense vibration, confusion and disagreements are perceived, since it represents irritation and conformation of the mortal body, spiritual discipline, it is halfway to anything, it is the spirit that dominates the four elements, it is the Pentagram. Mercury is associated with the number Five, which is the vibration of smart, intelligent, brilliant, impatient people, who like to lead a busy life, full of adventures and sensations, physically attractive, but futile because they have difficulty making concrete commitments. Some attributes of the Five are: sexuality, versatility, movement, the overcoming of matter, transmutation, the laboratory of experiences, magnetism, and the rupture of the standards in force by making the rules more flexible.

This freedom and sexual magnetism imply in responsibility for the choices, more than in any other number, because the good or bad consequences imply in learning responsibility.

Positively – Freedom, independence, versatility, ease of adaptation, detachment, adventure, daring, courage, sensuality, active sexuality, sociability, cleverness.

In Negativity – Irresponsibility, disregard, thoughtlessness, instability, anxiety, restlessness; temperamentality, impulsiveness, dissatisfaction, agitation, noise, abuse, and addiction.

In Destructiveness – Perversion.

In Synthesis – Versatility.

(THE PAPA) – Points to an initiation into some form of higher knowledge, which frees man from the slavery of matter. It establishes balance in diverse behavior through the containment of diverse impulses – emotional, intellectual, physical. Number 5 reiterates the fifth element, the quintessence only attainable by man who transcends the four elements of earthly nature, common to both man and animals. Pope represents the externalized embodiment of man’s quest for connection with divinity.

Vau

Number Six represents the antagonism between good and evil, as its symbol is the Hexagram, formed by two triangles, one pointing to Heaven and the other to Earth, seeking balance between Heaven and Earth. From the number Six on, the energies become denser; it is the first of the heaviest energies. It represents the analogical axiom engraved on the emerald tablet of Hermes – “What is above is like what is below”. Venus is associated with the number Six, the number of relationships, of serene and calm individuals, balanced, homely, loyal, sincere, and good artists especially in the theater. Some attributes of the Six are: confusion and conjunction, union and seduction, vice and virtue, love and uncertainty in marriage, attraction of the genders, beauty, all kinds of discord, and purification through knowledge. The family constitution is ruled by the number Three, while the number Six rules the family environment that represents the maximum well being, not only in the family, but in society as a whole, symbolizing health, nutrition, comfort, beauty, aesthetics, ethics, and social responsibility, so that with the number Six the concept of family covers society. However, due to social conflicts, imbalances arise from disappointments and frustrations that awaken its negative side such as demands, charges, accusations, manipulations, and jealousy.

Positiveness: calmness, responsibility, collectivity, balance, harmony, peace, calmness, emotiveness, affection, lovingness; home-like, values the home; friendship, sympathy, conciliation, cooperation, kindness, solicitude, idealism.

Negativity: Accommodation, anxiety, possessiveness, carelessness, irresponsibility, paternalism, control and manipulation of other people’s lives, excessive attachment to relatives, excessive worry, conventionalism, anxiety, jealousy.

In Destructiveness – Presumption.

In Synthesis – Well-being.

(THE ENAMORED) – Points to free will; the choice one makes will lead to conscious evolution, or to some deviation or stagnation. Each choice must be made in due time, abstaining from emotional involvements. The arcane of the Lover exposes the various conflicts in the longing for dedicated and hopeful love, but still emotional and charged with desires. A choice must be made – detach from the love emotion and proceed on the path of consciousness, or remain a prisoner of desires and fantasies.

Zain

Number Seven is the number of the Philosophers and of Spirituality, it represents the total domination of the Spirit over Matter, it is the number of triumph, of the Seven Sacred Planets (Grahas). Moon is associated to the number Seven, vibration of prosperous people, religious, philosophical, mystical, esoteric, solitary and introspective. Some attributes of Seven are: discretion, indifference to glories and the material world, distraction, difficulties in expressing oneself, royalty and triumph, fame and honor, reputation and victory, symbolizes spirituality, mystery, thought and intellect, study and research, philosophies and sciences, inner world, and bridge between material and spiritual life. In this way, it is the outstanding symbol of Mediumship.

Human evolution on planet Earth is Sevenfold, Seven bodies, Seven chakras, Seven levels of consciousness, Seven evolution plans, Seven eternal laws, Seven ages of creation, Seven days of the week, Seven musical notes? In this way, the number Seven establishes a harmony between the material and the spiritual world, establishing peace in the human consciousness, in the functioning of the mind and the physical body, of thoughts, emotions, and feelings. Therefore, the number Seven reveals that everything emanates from the Spirit, which is supreme over matter.

Positively – Analysis, wisdom, spirituality, introspection, self-control, intellectuality, culture, rationality, perfectionism, sensitivity, intuition, selectivity, refinement, honor, fidelity.

In Negativity – Arid, confused, vague, excessive rationality, high degree of demand, criticizing mania, apprehension, nervousness, addictions, sarcasm, loneliness, self-destruction, mysticism, fanaticism, subversion, sarcasm, melancholy, coldness.

In Destructiveness – Dishonesty.

In Synthesis – Harmonization.

(THE CAR) – It points to a new direction in life. This new direction can lead to triumph over worldly temptations, or to falling into the spiritual temptation of the Victorious for its own victory – the most subtle and dangerous of all temptations, also called ego-spirituality. The Arch of the Chariot warns us about the danger of megalomania and teaches us about true triumph through the process of individuation – self-awareness. Self-knowledge makes us aware of the connection between the inner and outer journey, of destiny, and of the transformation of consciousness from this awareness of self. To triumph requires humility; the fall results from arrogance.

Cheth

The number Eight symbolizes the perfect manifestation of forms, because it is twice the number Four. The Greeks already said that Eight is all things, and it is known as the gate to eternity, because it succeeds number Seven and precedes number Nine. Saturn is related to the number Eight, of individuals who can be excellent businessmen, politicians, lawyers, financiers, tough and persistent at work, eager and self-centered, extravagant, persistent, analytical, diplomatic, attraction and repulsion, life, terrors, struggles, separation, rupture, destruction, justice, expectations, and threats. Some attributes of the Eight are: balance, equanimity, divine justice, power, and talents that promote wealth through spiritual power exercised in the material world. The number Eight holds spiritual power over the material world. All true power emanates from the Spirit and comes with responsibility, and it lacks only the wisdom of nine. It is the number of the victory of the higher world over the lower world, of power and the administration of money as the energy of progress.

In Positiveness – Direct, objective, truthful, organizational ability, authority, administration, justice, practicality, uprightness, authority, success, prestige, ambition, talent for high positions, visionary.

In Negativity – Injustice, intolerance, domination, dishonesty, cruelty, use of people, authoritarianism, stubbornness, selfishness, greed, excessive attachment to material things, misuse of authority, thirst for power, coldness.

In Destructiveness – Revenge.

In Synthesis – Progress.

(JUSTICE) – Points to the exercise of free will and its consequences. Man acts by his free will, and the law reacts by its visible and invisible effects, in a constant invitation to the effort of the consciousness to reach the experience of reality that represents the understanding of the truth that justice expresses. The symbolism of justice reflects a harmonious union between opposing forces balanced in the neutrality of judgment. The arcane of Justice warns us that the sword of divine justice will be relentless in applying the sanctions of the law of cause and effect to those who misuse their free will, especially in the exercise of any form of power.

Teth

Number Nine is the apex of intellectual and spiritual achievement, it is the number of the initiated, and because it is three times the number three, it is the most complete image of the three worlds. Mars is associated with the number Nine, of romantic individuals, idealists, visionaries, poets, religious leaders, doctors, scientists, philosophers, altruists, disciplined and determined, they do not give importance to fidelity and are detached, independent, confident, and courageous. Some attributes of the Nine are wisdom, virtue, experience, morality, valor, love, compassion, obscurity, protection, and the fruits of merit. They possess emotional maturity and can be misunderstood as being cold and scheming, but they fully possess persistence, courage, and faith. The great lesson of the number Nine is in Universal Compassion, and when their interests are dominated by materialism and selfishness then they are those who suffer most from the human experience.

In Positiveness – Humanity, compassion, persistence, maturity, solicitude, impersonality, understanding, generosity, helpfulness, unconditional love, capacity for achievement, determination, romanticism, feeling, charisma, intuition, artistic sense, absence of prejudice, visionary.

In Negativity – Possessiveness, selfishness; accusatory, grumpy, stubborn; addictions, self-destruction, bad temper, temperamentalism, extravagance, flattery, excessive emotionalism, indiscretion, melancholy, selfishness, and fanaticism.

In Destructiveness – Dissipation.

In Synthesis – Enlightenment.

(The EREMIT) – Points to the effort to illuminate the darkness of our still obscure and unknown inner world – the darkness of the darkness of ignorance, passivity and laziness; the darkness of higher knowledge and effort yet to be made. Prudence is the present awareness of being between the two darknesses – the darkness of the darkness of ignorance, of the black spot of the subconscious; the darkness of the point of light of the absolute synthesis of the unknowable, which dazzles by its intense brilliance. The arcanum of the Hermit warns man that he is what is in his heart; in him resides and is revealed the humanization of the human being. It involves the experience of accepting the solitary path of individuation, of becoming one self through self-knowledge.

Yod

(THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE) – Points to the rise and fall in the wheel of successive reincarnations. One aspect of us aspires to ascend through evolution; the other tends to remain a prisoner of the trappings of the sensory world. These two aspects of our nature are represented by animality aspiring to humanize itself, and humanity constantly falling into the animality of human behavior. The arcane of the Wheel of Fortune warns of the need to free oneself from the automatic control of the animal nature, to accept the paradoxes of life, and to definitely jump to the side of evolution by the regeneration of our lower nature.

Caph

The number Eleven is considered a master and magical number, because it is the number of great revelations and great martyrdoms. The Moon is related to Eleven, the number of people with a vocation for medicine, religious preaching, nursing, emeritus professors, influential politicians, and brilliant artists. Attributes of the Eleven are: idealistic, mystical, nervous, vehement, imaginative, inspired thinkers, practical, skilled, cordial, organizers. It can also represent an occult and blind force when misdirected, and symbolizes the dominion of intelligence over brute and impulsive force, but that when misdirected can turn to evil. In the tarot, it is the junction of three arcana: The Force, The Magician and The Priestess, which means the junction of force, action, and balance, or in the evil aspect, force, reaction, and imbalance.

In Positiveness – Inspiration, revelation, intuition, developed sensitivity, spiritualism, artistic sense, multiple abilities.

In Negativity – Apprehension, nervousness, addictions, paranoia, persecution mania, neglect of material things, instability, ineptitude.

In Destructiveness – Degradation.

In Synthesis – Dominance.

(THE FORCE) – Points to the mastery of our instinctive lower nature, by action of our intelligent higher nature. To leave the plane of quantity and rise to the plane of quality – to leave the plane of having and enter the plane of being. But this must be done without mistreating our animal nature, for it remains semi-conscious in us, and has its functions. It is equivalent to a transformation of the mental and psychic forces and to emotional maturity. The Arcane of Force warns of the need to soften the tone of our aggressiveness, giving attention to our aspects of our brutal nature, in order to educate them in the service of our evolution. It exposes an action of courage and faith.

Lamed

(THE HANGING) – It points to resignation to the plane of the higher law. The force of gravitation is inverted, impelling man towards the spiritual life. Earthly gravitation attracts to power, possession, tyranny, selfishness; spiritual gravitation attracts to detachment, resignation; to renunciation of the world and obedience to the supreme laws of evolution. This does not imply despising the world, but detaching from it to enjoy the best of life in it – spirituality. The arcane of the Hanged Man warns of a powerful force of destiny that may come into play at any moment as a call to spiritual initiation. This call may occur by a sign, by a subtle feeling emerging from the soul through one’s own intuition, or it may come through a debacle in material life endeavors.

Mem

(THE DEATH) – Points to the constant process of death and rebirth that life proposes to us, in the metaphysical sense and in the real sense, transforming the consciousness for its psychic awakening. In the metaphysical sense it implies a change of attitude towards life; a death of the ego and the acceptance of the transforming experience, which can come either in the form of a new learning, an accident, or a serious illness. In its real sense it is when the departure to the other side of life literally happens. The arcane of Death warns about the psychic sleep of the consciousness asleep in the illusions of materiality; it proposes the rebirth to a more spiritualized life, as it reminds us that every day we die a little and are reborn.

Nun

(THE TEMPERANCE) – Points to the order of thought concerning polarity and the possibilities it affords us for spiritual knowledge and realization. The creative energies of life cannot flow through the channels chosen by the ego, however reasonable the justifications of the conscious mind may be. They follow the determining flow of life for the purposes for which they are intended in our evolution. The arcane of Temperance warns of the flow of consciousness between the two poles of life – the spiritual and the material; between the higher self and the conscious ego. It offers us fluidity and adaptability to the new conditions of life after a process of transformations.

Samech

(THE DEVIL) – Points to the secrets of the fire of passions and the intoxication of the ego on the path to spiritualization. To deal with evil, we must preserve ourselves at a certain distance, if we want to avoid the risk of getting caught up in it and having our creative impulses paralyzed, and even worse, the risk of supplying the bad guys with weapons. Without freedom to choose there can be no true morality, however, no choice should be made on the impulse of ego desires or the burning passions of sensuality. The Devil’s arcane warns of the danger of ego rebellion that wishes to override divine laws by establishing a new order in the spiritualization of man – egolatry or ego spirituality. It is the shadow behind the light, which we often do not perceive precisely because it is behind us.

Ayin

(THE TOWER) – It points to the evil that has its origin in man’s soul rooted in selfishness. The soul comprises the field of consciousness and intelligence by which man guides himself in life while incarnated. Intelligence that is developed without morals, without ethics, induces the soul to incline toward evil and leads man to the fall. The good man lives next to the evil man, not because he loves evil, but because he wants to help his fellow man to rise and triumph. This is the true exercise of humility. The selfish man will attract his own downfall so that he learns to be humble. The arcane of the Tower warns of the danger of the impasses of specialization; it warns of the risks involved in applying sciences and philosophies to the construction of “Towers of Babel” – “We must not build; we must grow.”

Peh

(THE STAR) – Points to the exercise, active and contemplative, devoted to spiritual growth – soul in body. It invites us to the effort of combining contemplative justice with active justice; uniting the principle of the understanding with that of the will to radiate the first light of awakened consciousness. It relates external events to the internal psychic situations that correspond to them. It reflects an important step toward a more conscious and active action in the individuation process. It portrays a harmonious life. The arcane of the Star warns us to observe that there is a relationship between the course of earthly events and the celestial bodies – “What is below is analogous to what is above.”

Tsade

(THE MOON) – Points to a spiritual exercise, a meditation on what inner elements of the psyche are scrambling the evolutionary movement with a tendency to reverse its direction. The intellect of the ego plunged into the deepest abyss of depression, to contact the darkest and dankest aspects of the psyche, registers the meeting of the mask of the persona with the reality of the individuated self, which aspires for its enlightenment. To descend into the depths of the psyche means to be deprived of the guidance of daylight – for some it is the dark night of the soul. The arcane of the Moon warns that the path is clearly ahead of us; that darkness is only the absence of light; that the psychic dive tends to strengthen the soul for the next event of spiritual enlightenment.

Koph

(THE SUN) – Points to the union of intelligence and spontaneous wisdom – it is the arcane of intuition. Intuition arises from the intimate union between intelligence and spontaneous wisdom, as one of the senses of the soul. This transcendent intuitive experience of self, however, does not yet allow us to perceive the spiritual world and become conscious of it. It is still necessary to perceive and become conscious of other transcendent selves, many of which are superior to us. It is a new sunny childhood, where life is no longer a challenge that needs to be overcome, but an experience to be enjoyed. The Sun arcane warns that we can regain the inner harmony, which we felt as children before the opposites cruelly broke us into pieces, separating us from ourselves and from each other. It portrays the recovery of innocence; the moment when we leave behind formal dogmas and enter the sunny world of direct experience of pure knowledge.

Resch

(THE JUDGEMENT) – Points to a call to the spiritual exercise of enlightenment, in which the maximum use of intuition becomes necessary. It suggests the final call for a passage into the spiritual life through the judgment that the consciousness experiences as it encounters a greater range of perceptions, whereby it is faced with wider areas of choices and a sharper sense of responsibility. The arcane of Judgment warns that there will be successive judgments, and successive rebirths before the final victory over the World is achieved. Each night and each day are experiences of death and rebirth giving the consciousness the opportunity to make its own judgments and choices.

Tau

(THE WORLD) – It points to the creative impulse of heart and life that is envisioned by those who have reached the gateway to their inner world. That world is now understood as a permanent state of expanding consciousness, into which all creatures, of all manifestations of nature, are inserted, as each being a particular world, but in the interweaving of all consciousnesses, things and creatures are revealed as one World. On a lower level is the world of illusions, desires, pleasures and sex. On a higher level it is the spiritual world that manifests itself as material reality. The World arcana warns that each human being must find his own key to the geometry of life. One who searches for his inner realm, for his soul, and follows the destiny laid out for him will find everything else by addition.

Shin

The number Twenty-Two is known as a good number when it comes to spirituality, however, in other fields of earthly life, it is usually a symbol of madness, false judgment, arrogance, and catastrophe. The Moon is related to the number Twenty-Two, the number of people who possess all the qualities of other numbers and the ability to achieve everything they desire. The attributes of the number Twenty-Two are to be practical, skillful, cordial, idealistic, inspired, efficient, and organizers. When misappropriated, it can be a cause of corruption of moral and ethical values in the lust for power and wealth. With sensitivity and discipline, the number Twenty Two represents the highest level of achievement according to the Kabbalah Numerology, able to cross any frontier or obstacle and accomplish great works. The number Twenty-Two, according to the Tarot is doubly represented by the Priestess, by the Emperor, having its qualities defined as the power of the Emperor established from the inner and intuitive vision of the Priestess, about the universe of infinite potentialities of the Fool.

In Positiveness – Innate wisdom, genius, ease of teaching, strength, vigor, spiritualism, sacred magic, futurism; dreamer.

In Negativity – Greed, pride, corruption, sharp destruction, recklessness, use of magic for evil or self, false power.

In Destructiveness – Madness.

In Synthesis – Practicality.

(THE FOOL) – Points to the potentials of our spiritual nature, possible to be realized, or manifested, because the arcane of the Fool can be either 0 (zero) or 22. It is the union of opposites, of discursive intellectuality and illuminating spirituality. In other words, the union of human wisdom, which is madness in the eyes of God, with divine wisdom, which is madness in the eyes of men, in such a way that it results in only one wisdom, which understands both what is below and what is above. “Let no one be deceived – if anyone among you thinks he is wise in the sight of this world, let him become foolish to be wise; for the wisdom of this world is foolishness before God.” – Paul, 1 Cor 3:18-19. The arcane of the Fool warns that the wisdom of the world only leads to being a fool; to achieve the true realizing power of all our spiritual potentials we must become as if we were foolish in the eyes of the world. That is, to assume our condition as spiritual beings disidentifying ourselves from the temporary personality.