Letter E

It is a female letter of Phoenician origin. It is the fifth letter of the alphabet in Hebrew and English, and the sixth in Cyrillic. The numerical value is 5. As a character of Kabbalah it means breath or as a symbol it means the window. It is the Greek epsilon. According to Nicomachus, the form of epsilon depicts a trunk of vertical axis. It is the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet. It includes all aspects of the soul.

It is associated with the celestial subdivision, the divine and the physical elements under the sign of five, such as Egyptian Isis, Greek Aphrodite and Roman Diana. To this series of divine names corresponds the fifth name Hadu (Eb) which means "divine".

For the Slavs E is the letter of life. So it symbolizes renewal, movement, growth, life itself. This letter represents this divine power, which makes the grass grow, the sap of the earth and makes it flow through the trunks of the trees.

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Letter M - It is believed that the letter M is the most sacred: masculine and feminine agree in it, it represents the symbol of water.

Letter D - It is a letter of Phoenician origin. It is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet - Delta - where the world began.

Letter A -  stands for the sound, the great mystical power and acts of magic.

Letter C - is considered to be sacred because it contains the first letter of Christ.

Letter B - In alchemy B expresses the relationship between the four main elements. It contains an element of composition of all things.

Letter F -  represents a vertical axis that brings divine energies. It symbolizes the balance of thoughts, body and spirit.

Letter O -  is present in all languages, and it looks like a disk of the sun, symbolizing perfection.

Letter R - It is connected with the divine name Rahim (mercy). Road (in English). The roads have no beginning and no end ...

Letter P - In Kabbalah Pe symbolized the mouth. P has the meaning of victory, willpower and self-control.

Letter T - In the ancient Greek language to write the letter T, as the Phoenicians, it was used the sign of the cross of St. Andrew, and sometimes included a circle.

Letter S - In Latin graphically S is a snake like a spiral. It gives the idea of the double helix that seems to complete each other.