Everything that exists, from the micro to the macro, throughout the visible universe and that which is not yet visible to us, is the physical reality that was brought into being through the combination of different types of languages.

These languages include, first and foremost, the divine language of Aahava the divine, which through a transformative phenomenon manifests as a divine physical reality.

The other languages are those of the divine ontelijonts, (intelligent beings), who through their spoken or produced language become co creators of physical reality. Alongside these are also the languages of organisms and animal species that evolved from ontelijontic languages during their evolution.

The words and names that we speak in our symbolic language are not arbitrary sound waves.

Once words and names are defined within the symbolic language, and we speak them, their pronunciation, tone of voice, tonality, meaning and symbolism create changes that affect our lives, our genetics and the physical reality around us.

This includes the narratives and stories that we tell that also manifest as physical reality.

Therefore, the most significant name, that resonates with the highest frequency that affects everything that exists, is the of the ‘One Divine’.

The term divine refers to a primordial dimension of love, purity, harmony and balance that underlies all existence.

Since ancient times, the letter א Aleph, (A, Alpha) at the beginning of the alphabet, symbolizes the one divine, love, the numerical and number one, first and beginnings.

It therefore makes sense that the name of the one divine, who said and brought into being ontelijontic life (intelligent life), the ideal, utopian, good, loving and benevolent physical reality, would begin with the letter Aleph.

To create a perfect, unified and utopian physical reality, it is essential that the name of the One Divine be loving and in a singular linguistic form. Names in the plural form create multiplicity.

Of all the words and names that have been defined in our symbolic language, there is one loving word that we have been speaking since ancient times.

ח ה ב ה

AHAVA (LOVE)

The earliest reconstructed origin of the word Ahava (love) comes from Proto Semitic, approximately 6,500 – 5,500 years ago, where the root is reconstructed as ʔ,h,b.

Subsequently, in the Phoenician script about 3,000 years ago, the root a-h-b was represented using consonants alone, aleph, he, and bet. At that time, the writing system was consonantal and readers would naturally reconstruct the vowels from the semantic context of the text.

Over time, in Hebrew, two phonetic pronunciations developed for the letter bet, b and v, depending on its position within the word.

ח ה ו ה

A H V A

The pronunciation of the word Ahava may have differed in the past. In contemporary Hebrew, Ahava is pronounced aa-ha-va.

In the Alefaf, (the alphabet from Alef to infinity), each letter has a unique and phonetic sound. Therefore, the letter represented by vav, corresponding to the v sound, replaces the soft bet in Hebrew.

חהההוה

AAHAVA

Ahava as it is written in the divine language of Aahava, which combines consonants (letters) with vowels.

Is there anything more divine than the name Aahava (love)?