aleph
Beth's older sibling
Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, corresponding roughly to a glottal stop or silent breath.
In Jewish mysticism, aleph carries symbolic weight as the origin point of language and creation.
In mathematics, aleph (ℵ) denotes the cardinality of infinite sets—aleph-null (ℵ₀) represents the smallest infinity, the countable infinity of natural numbers.
Risked stake on outcome
nun · ayin · shin · consonant · glyph · character · script · phoneme
Size of a set
- CantorSet theory founder
- infinityUnlimited extent or quantity
- countableAble to be tallied
- uncountableNot able to enumerate
ordinal · cardinal · continuum · well-ordering · hierarchy · omega
Pursuit of divine union
- esotericAccessible to few
- sacredWorthy of reverence
- divineOf or from gods
- emanationSomething that flows out
spiritual · tree of life · breath of God · creation · unity · Hasidic · meditation
bet
Risked stake on outcome
lamed · nun · ayin · shin · consonant · glyph · character · script · phoneme · silent
cardinality
Size of a set
uncountable · ordinal · cardinal · continuum · well-ordering · hierarchy · omega
mysticism
Pursuit of divine union
emanation · spiritual · tree of life · breath of God · creation · unity · Hasidic · meditation
beginning
Initial stage of something
- genesisPoint of creation
- firstPosition number one
- primordialExisting from the start
source · inception · alpha · foundation · creation · unity · oneness · breath · spirit · divine breath