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YAHWE or JEHOVAH or tetragrammaton YHWH

 

The seventh page compares terrestrial gods Vasus of Vedic mythology to sounds of human speech and to cardinal points of world, and compares to zodiac signs and numbers in numerology.
And also the name YAHWE or JEHOVAH (tetragrammaton YHWH) is compared to letters and sounds of human speech according to ratio of letters and sounds with deities of Vedic mythology.

Gods of Vedic mythology and numerology of a magic square.
Terrestrial deities Vasus and cardinal points of world.
YAHWE or JEHOVAH or tetragrammaton YHWH.

Gods Vasus of Vedic mythology personify directions of light or cardinal points of world, namely symbolize world space that similarly to heavenly gods Adityas but differs as gods in the category Vasus symbolize the terrestrial phenomena. It is possible to tell that gods Vasus are terrestrial displays of heavenly gods Adityas, and Vasus are necessary factors according to which existence of heavenly gods is perceived as without terrestrial displays the sky is impossible to see. Or it is possible to tell that terrestrial gods is a mirror by means of which heavenly gods are present at the visible world. Namely terrestrial gods are directly interconnected to people and create conditions according to which people perceive world around, and including perceive heavenly gods as people see the heavenly phenomena displayed in terrestrial gods.
Gods in the category Vasus correspond with the open consonant sounds which have the following properties:
- , , form conformable pairs of voiced and voiceless sounds;
- is soft sounding of sound and corresponds with pair of sounds ;
- form group of 5 sibilant sounds;
- is the detached sound namely it is not conformable to other sounds.
The listed phonetic properties of sounds can be presented as the chart:

sounds of speech and gods of Vedic mythology Sounds form a triangle in which are pair of conformable sounds, and is the third element of a triangle that corresponds to mythological concepts of the cosmic egg (world egg) or the gold germ of which male and female sources of a universe are formed. Namely the sound symbolizes the cosmic egg, and sounds and symbolize two sources of a universe.
Sound in a context of Vedic mythology corresponds with the terrestrial god Vasu who is display of a male source of a universe and in particular the god of sky DYAUS, or the god of the sun. The sound corresponds with the terrestrial god Vasu who is display of a female source of a universe and in particular the goddesses of earth PRITHIVI (PRITHVI), or the goddess of the moon. As DYAUS and PRITHIVI personify two sources of the world, and also the sun and the moon are the basic world stars (heavenly bodies). The sound corresponds with the terrestrial god Vasu who is display of the space egg and in particular the god PRAJAPATI who is the founder of the sky and the earth, and also founder of DYAUS and PRITHIVI.

Sounds and form pairs of conformable voiced and voiceless consonant sounds, and form a quadrangle which is comparable with the philosophical concept of four elements: fire, earth, air, water. Sounds form a pentagon which is comparable with the Chinese philosophical concept of five elements, that is specified on the chart by a red font:
- sound corresponds with the element of tree;
- sound corresponds with the element of fire;
- sound corresponds with the element of ground;
- sound corresponds with the element of metal;
- sound corresponds with the element of water.
The detailed information on five elements of the Chinese philosophy , and also the information on the Chinese philosophical concept "san gan wu chan" (three foundations and five constancies) look on pages of other site: www.emotions.64g.ru/prof2/pro2en.htm.
Names of terrestrial gods Vasus of Vedic mythology mean: APA (water or pervading), ANILA (wind), DHARA (ground or support), PAVAKA or ANALA (fire or living), PRABHASA (morning dawn or pre-dawn), SOMA (moon or soma-plant), PRATYUSHA (sun or shining light), DHRUVA (polestar or motionless).
Gods SOMA and PRATYUSHA correspond with sounds and as light of the sun and light of the moon are displays of two sources of a universe.
God DHRUVA corresponds with the sound as the polar star (polestar) is in the centre of the world where the space egg from which there was a universe.
It is necessary to consider that the terrestrial god SOMA is display of the space god SOMA, namely in texts of Vedas is spoken about different displays of this god. The terrestrial god SOMA corresponds with the sound but the space god SOMA corresponds with the sound combination (Æ).
The space god SOMA is interconnected with AGNI to which there corresponds the sound combination and consequently the terrestrial god SOMA too is interconnected with AGNI as the sound and the sound combination are similar. For example, in Cyril's Slavic alphabet there is the letter which is applied to a designation of the sound or the sound .

Gods APA, ANILA, DHARA, PAVAKA correspond with sounds as these sounds form a quadrangle comparable with 4 elements: fire, earth, air, water.
God PRABHASA corresponds with the sound as the morning dawn unites light of the sun and the moon and stars, and also the sound is in middle of a triangle of sounds which symbolize the sun and the moon and the polar star.
Taking into account the listed ratio, it is possible to compare sounds and terrestrial gods Vasus of Vedic mythology to zodiac signs that is shown on the following chart:

sounds and terrestrial gods of Vedic mythology with zodiac signs Sounds correspond with the global world category of energy, and correspond with zodiac signs Leo and Aquarius.
Sounds correspond with the global world category of matter, and correspond with zodiac signs Taurus and Scorpio.
The zodiac sign Taurus concerns to elements of earth and consequently corresponds with the sound and god DHARA who symbolizes a ground.
The zodiac sign Leo concerns to elements of fire and consequently corresponds with the sound and god PAVAKA who symbolizes a fire.
The zodiac sign Scorpio concerns to elements of water and consequently corresponds with the sound and god APA who symbolizes a water.
The zodiac sign Aquarius concerns to elements of air and consequently corresponds with the sound and god ANILA who symbolizes a wind.

Sounds and correspond with the global world category of space, and correspond with zodiac signs Gemini and Sagittarius.
Sounds and correspond with the global world category of time, and correspond with zodiac signs Pisces and Virgo.
Terrestrial gods Vasus are displays of heavenly gods Adityas of Vedic mythology according to ratio with zodiac signs, but 12 heavenly gods correspond with 12 zodiac signs, and 8 terrestrial gods symbolize 8 directions of light (cardinal points of world) and consequently correspond with some zodiac signs to which there correspond global world categories of matter, energy, spaces, time. And also according to ratio with zodiac signs there are ratio of terrestrial gods Vasus and the appropriate sounds of speech with numbers in numerology and atmospheric gods of Vedic mythology in the category Rudras.
The following chart shows ratio of terrestrial gods Vasus with numerological numbers and directions of light within the magic square:

directions of light or cardinal points of world and numbers in numerology According to rules of numerology in the magic square: number 1 corresponds with the north, number 7 corresponds with the east, number 9 corresponds with the south, number 3 corresponds with the west. Accordingly gods PAVAKA, ANILA, DHARA, APA correspond with the north, the east, the south, the west, and other gods of Vedic mythology in the category Vasus symbolize intermediate directions of light.
Number 8 and god DHRUVA correspond with northwest.
Number 4 and god PRABHASA correspond with southwest.
Number 2 and god SOMA correspond with southeast.
Number 6 and god PRATYUSHA correspond with northeast.

As it is possible to see, among gods Vasus there is no central god who corresponds with number 5 and consequently the main head for gods Vasus is INDRA, and also the main head are AGNI and SOMA who are interconnected with INDRA and symbolize the central gods. And the SOMA is present among terrestrial gods Vasus as terrestrial display. And also there is the significant god DHRUVA who corresponds with the sound as this sound is in the centre of a pentagon of sounds where symbolizes the space egg which corresponds with the polar star and with the centre of heavenly sphere where the axis of rotation of the Earth is directed and there is a North Pole of the world.
Pay attention that the god DHRUVA in the shown magic square is opposite to the god SOMA and consequently forms the interconnected pair with the god SOMA. If to take into account that the SOMA is interconnected with INDRA and is in the centre of the world then the god DHRUVA too is interconnected with INDRA and is interconnected with the centre of the world. In total the centre of the world is connected to gods of Vedic mythology to which there correspond sounds or JHWÆ if sounds are written by Latin letters that corresponds to the Sacred Name of God YAHWE or JEHOVAH.
YAHWE is a name of the God which was told for Moses on Mount Horeb, and it was proclaimed on Mount Sinai.
According to rules of the Jewish writing this name of the God wrote by means of four letters YHWH (tetragrammaton), and according to religious rules this name was said by priests once a year. In other time the name of the God was unpronounceable.
The Divine Comedy describes conversation of Dante Alighieri with Adam. In this conversation Adam has told that he has named the God by name J () as Adam was the first man who gave names to animals and birds, and also has named the God by name J.
Therefore it is possible to assert that the Vedic mythology is coordinated with the Bible mythology though the Vedic Sanskrit differs from the Aramaic Language by means of which the Bible is written. And also it is possible to assert that the name of the God YAHWE or J occurs from a parent language which for the first time was made by Adam. This parent language existed before confusion of languages and is fixed in ratio of gods of Vedic mythology with sounds of human speech that proves to be true by means of identity of letters in a name of the God in the Bible with sounds of speech which correspond with the central gods of Vedic mythology.
In Vedic mythology there was concept VAC or "speech" which is similar to LOGOS in the ancient Greek philosophy. This concept VAC personifies knowledge and is source of Vedas, namely 33 gods of Vedic pantheon of gods correspond with sounds of speech and personify essence of language, but VAC personifies sounding speech and senses of words.
In essence concept VAC is similar to WORD about which in John's gospel it is told: "In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God". Namely it is possible to tell that sounds of human speech and gods of Vedic mythology is an image of divine LOGOS according to which there was the world and there were words. And also it is possible to tell that the name of the God is made in all sounding of human speech and consequently on Mount Horeb there was named a name in which sounds form the centre of metaphysical system of human speech.

The following page results the general table according to which gods of Vedic mythology correspond with numbers in numerology and sounds of human speech.


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