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At-bash
At-bash
is a basic "reflective" transformation pattern, wherein the first
and last letters of the alef-beit transform into one another, as do
the second and second-to-last, and so on.
The name
at-bash is a reference to the first two of these transformation pairs: alef-tav
and beit-shin.
This is the alphabetic
transformation whose elements correspond to the sefirot within the partzuf
of binah--Imma.
| At-bash |
| alef |
tav |
| beit |
shin |
| gimmel |
reish |
| dalet |
kuf |
| hei |
tzadik |
| vav |
pei |
| zayin |
ayin |
| chet |
samech |
| tet |
nun |
| yud |
mem |
| kaf |
lamed |
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Torah--Kabbalah and Chassidut--as taken from the
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Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh
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