Re: [BardonPraxis] Re: A minor soul mirror question

[Jwingate2002@...]

Hey Chuck,

>>but what exactly do 'you' mean when you 
use the tetragrammaton in the meditation please?<<


Sorry if I wasn't clear, but I thought I was. Did you never see that diagram 
of the tetragrammaton though? I was operating on the assumption that you've 
read Rawn's stuff, but maybe you haven't. In IIH there isn't an actual 
*picture* of the tetragrammaton, a *diagram* I mean to say, but you can find 
how to 
draw a simple one in Rawn's theory notes on his site.

Once you have that you'll see what I mean... which is, the tetragrammaton 
just means the four elements, the tetrapolar magnet, considered as a single 
interacting unit that springs from the 5th element. By meditating *on* it, you 
see not only the characteristics of each element individually but also why 
they *must* have those characteristics, given how they interact. How anything 
can be considered as composed of them only. Why whatever is not one must be 
another. Etc etc. The tetragrammaton is not really a static symbol, it implies 
kinds of motion.

Hope that clears that up? But am not sure! best Jason


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