01-09-2026, 05:15 AM
Linda, forget about the Tetragrammaton symbol; that was an old post from the beginning of this thread. It has no bearing on the map's meaning or interpretation. The Resh symbol (cited here from the angelic Malachim alphabet) is much older and appears in Coptic, Ethiopian, Greek, and other magical systems. So, to recap: 1) The marks in the corners represent the cardinal directions. 2) Resh is not a symbol for South. Original meaning: The word Resh derives from the ancient Semitic word *Rosh*, meaning head, leader, supreme, or beginning (just like in the name of the holiday Rosh Hashanah—"Head of the Year"). 3) In the Book of Enoch, the South is defined as the place where the Most High descends: the South is called South because the Most High descends there. The text literally states that He who is blessed forever descends there in a very special sense. He is also called the Head of Days.
So, to summarize:
1) The Head of Days descends in the South.
2) Resh is a symbol for head, leader, or supreme.
3) The South is marked with the Resh symbol.
That is all. My definition is final and complete
)) and I hope it is clear now—third time's the charm.
So, to summarize:
1) The Head of Days descends in the South.
2) Resh is a symbol for head, leader, or supreme.
3) The South is marked with the Resh symbol.
That is all. My definition is final and complete
)) and I hope it is clear now—third time's the charm.


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