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Hebrew Letters, Gesture & Language
A Matrix of Meaning for the Hebrew Alphabet
Three Levels of the Hebrew Alphabet
Hebrew Alphabet-Matrix: Vessel & Flame Mirror Arrangement
Enneagram View of the 3-Levels of the Hebrew Alphabet
Enneagram - Rubik Cube Hebrew Alphabet Matrix
Rubik Cube Hebrew Alphabet Matrix
Hebrew - Arabic Alphabet
Letter-Meaning Correspondences
Letter Index
On the Order of the 5 - Final Letters of the Hebrew Alphabet
Language and Gesture
The Hebrew Letters – FIRST HAND™
Hebrew Alphabet Gestures
Six Gesture-Letter Views
Hebrew Letters First Hand Appendix
Published Articles Index
Symmetry Groups and Autocorrelation Patterns
Four Symmetry Groups of the Hebrew Alphabet
Additional Symmetries
Autocorrelation Patterns of Verses in Genesis: Articles and Supplementary Posters
Genesis 1:1 - A Hierarchy of Letters and Words
The Hebrew Letters - FIRST HAND
Chart (below) and hand drawings ©1994, 1996 Stan Tenen — Upper body postures courtesy Karen Ann Carty

From Mr. Tenen's description of the first published version of this chart, from TORUS, the Journal of the Meru Foundation, Vol. 2, #4, page 20:

The model and letter-shapes in the chart below are carefully hand-drawn tracings of shadowgrams of one physical model right hand. The hands shown holding the model hand are an attempt to show what a right hand looks like – from the point-of-view of a person wearing the model on their own hand. In a few cases there are minor distortions in the drawings to enhance their clarity. In other cases there are distortions and inconsistencies due to my lack of artistic ability. Since it is our objective to show enough of the gesture for each letter for it to be identified by the reader and to define a pointing direction and orientation for each letter, these inaccuracies should not be a problem. Likewise, some letters are truncated (or otherwise simplified) views of the whole model. These partial views are fully usable as long as they are sufficient to specify the particular pointing direction for each gesture.

©1994 Stan Tenen

 
 
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