Glorian Podcast

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Chet and its relationship to life, sex, Eve (Chevah), the Four Worlds, sin, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Zayin and its relationship to Eve, the sword, Zachariah, the kundalini, sex, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Vav and its relationship to the Tree of Life, Adam, the spinal column, the Divine Mother (Eloha), and more. 

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Hei and its relationship to the Divine Feminine or Divine Mother (Eloha), the Holy Name of God יהוה, the power of creation, the Ishim, and the emergence of Eve (Heve).

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Dalet / Daleth and its relationship to the tree of knowledge (Daath, which is Alchemy, Tantra, sacred sexuality), the terrestrial man, the poor man or woman, sex, and more. Read the lecture transcription.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Gimel and its relationship to the Bible, the camel, the three wisemen, circumcision, and more.

The meanings and importance of the Hebrew letter Beth and its relationship to the Bible, creation, the House of God, and more.

The Secret Meanings of the Hebrew Letters in the Bible The basis of all Judeo-Christian scriptures is the Hebrew letters. Without an in depth knowledge of the Hebrew letters, the original language of the scriptures, one cannot understand the Western religions or the secrets hidden within them. Like Sanskrit, Chinese, Tibetan, Greek and other ancient languages, the Hebrew letters constitute a primary expression of the language and mathematics of spirituality. In scriptures, dreams, and awakened experiences, the symbolism of Kabbalah is delivered through the Hebrew letters. This is the language of the internal worlds. Learn to speak the language of the internal worlds, Kabbalah, by first learning the letters of the language. "The objective of studying the Kabbalah is to be skilled for work in the Internal Worlds... In Kabbalah we have to constantly look at the Hebrew letters." - Samael Aun Weor, Tarot and Kabbalah (1978)

The Word of God and its symbolism in the Hebrew letters, the Rosy Cross, Isaac, Jacob, Lot, the Exodus, and more. Lecture quote: "In order to receive knowledge, understanding, of the path towards God, we need what is called in the Hebrew language Kabbalah. This comes from kabel, which is a word in Hebrew that means “to receive,” and in order to receive the meaning of what we are studying, we have to enter into a contemplative state. You can call it meditation, prayer, or concentration, but your mind, your whole being, has to be concentrated in your Inner God in order to receive. All the prophets were Kabbalists, meaning they received the Word of God. The 22 letters are synthesized in the word, because every single thing that is written in the Bible is written with the 22 letters. The whole Bible is written with these letters which, I repeat, you find in the internal planes. This is how you start understanding the Word of God."

Kabbalistic symbols of initiation in the stories of Abraham, Joseph, Jacob, and more, and the development of the seven serpents.