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| 1617.3 | reply | 4158::PAINTER | let there be music | Tue Feb 11 1992 16:06 | 11 |
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Re.2
The .1 reply lost me too.
Sorry I cannot help with your original request, however please don't
let that dissuade you from staying. If someone here does know the
answer, they would enter it for you or respond offline. Such has been
my experience for the last 4+ years.
Cindy
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| 1617.4 | Where did you hear of Sepharial ? | DWOVAX::STARK | an eagle, to the sea | Wed Feb 12 1992 08:18 | 13 |
| Wal, have you been sniffing the Zen cloud essence again ? :-)
re: .0, if you're still out there ...
This is a tough request. I haven't been able to find any references
to this person in any of my few Qabbalistic bibliographies.
DO you have any more information on this person, like the era they
lived, what societies they were associated with, what traditions,
etc. ? At the very least, it sounds like it would make a good
DEJAVU Trivial Pursuit question !
todd
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| 1617.7 | The Tao of simple conversation | DWOVAX::STARK | Use your imagination | Tue Feb 25 1992 15:38 | 17 |
| re: .6,
Hi -wal,
Thanks very much for your interpretation of Numerology, but *my* question
was whether this Sepharial was a real person, and what writings or schools
they might have been associated with. Different systems of Numerology
are fairly easy to find references for, but this Sepharial in particular
seems to be more difficult.
I was curious because the now defunct base note seemed to pay great
deference to this person, and I'd never heard of them.
Thanks again, and welcome back !
kind regards,
todd
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| 1617.8 | Help?!?!?!? | MPGS::AKEEFE | | Wed Feb 26 1992 19:42 | 21 |
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Okay, I have a question...
I just figured out my number (s). I used two names, one
is my real name (I go by this name at work, school and many newer
friends call me this), and the other is a nickname (this one my
family, reletives and older friends call me). I got 8 and 20. Both
are "bad" numbers, yet both are "mystical" numbers. What does this
mean???? Beware of evil spirits?? The devil or whatever he/she/it
may be????
Curiouser and curiouser.......
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| 1617.11 | Reality of world of forms/ numbers ?? | DWOVAX::STARK | Use your imagination | Fri Feb 28 1992 12:53 | 15 |
| re: .10,
I'm a little confused by something, -wal.
Interesting that you'd spend all that time entering cabbalistic
numerological formulae, and then declare that the symbols are not
real. The 'reality' (in some sense, depending on your interpretation
of Plato and of the neo-platonists) of words and numbers is the basis
of numerology, isn't it ? Or do you conceive of it working in
some other way than the traditional ? (Or maybe I got it wrong).
btw, in some purist circles, spelling something in anything other than
Hebrew invalidates the scheme entirely. Hard to pronounce most names
without vowels, though. :-)
todd
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| 1617.15 | Rings a bell! | FORTY2::CADWALLADER | Reaping time has come... | Wed Mar 04 1992 10:36 | 6 |
| Hi,
I've been meaning to look it up for ages, but I know I have a book with
"Sepharial" in the title - I'll try and remember to look it up. I remember it as
being rather a cheap, crummy book though!
- JIM CAD*
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| 1617.16 | Read any cheap, crummy books lately ? :-) | DWOVAX::STARK | Use your imagination | Wed Mar 04 1992 10:55 | 13 |
| > being rather a cheap, crummy book though!
Do you own many cheap, crummy books, Jim ? :*)
I don't know if they have them where you are, but in my area
we have these tiny pamphlets usually for a dollar or less available at
the Supermarket/food store checkout counter that cover subjects
like how to spot reduce the back of your knees in 30 days, how to raise
intelligent kids, and how to speed-listen the Akashic record at 78 RPM
with better comprehension. They are definitely a class I would
call cheap, crummy books. I own about a half dozen of them. :-)
todd
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