Tag: Nikud
Daily Zohar – Tikunim – #31 – Dots equal Sparks of Light
The “Nikud” (the dots of the Hebrew letters) implies to the Light that comes from Chokmah and to the correction of the vessels. It is divided into three groups.
The upper dots included in the name Cholam וֹ, חולם The middle dots included in the name Shooruk,שורוק, the lower dots included in the name Chirik חיריק.
Those three group create three lines for right, left and central column to deliver the light of Chokmah to bring life to the vessels.
The “Nikud” (the dots of the Hebrew letters) implies to the Light that comes from Chokmah and to the correction of the vessels. It is divided into three groups.
The upper dots included in the name Cholam וֹ, חולם The middle dots included in the name Shooruk,שורוק, the lower dots included in the name Chirik חיריק.
Those three group create three lines for right, left and central column to deliver the light of Chokmah to bring life to the vessels.
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