Hebrew letter
Gimel
Hebrew letter1 tradition
Gimel is the camel, the one that crosses the desert carrying water. On the Tree its path runs the longest distance, from Kether straight down to Tiphareth across the Abyss. The Golden Dawn gives it to the Moon and the High Priestess.
Uses
- Intuition and inner journeys
- Generosity, giving freely
- Crossing a long or empty stretch
- Letter
- ג
- Meaning
- Camel
- Number value
- 3
- Type
- Double letter (one of 7)
- Path
- 13th, Kether to Tiphareth
- Golden Dawn attribution
- Moon
- Tarot
- The High Priestess
- Note
- The planets of the seven Double letters differ between versions of the Sepher Yetzirah.
Working with it
Before sleep on a Monday, picture a camel walking across moonlit sand toward you, carrying something it means to give you. Write down what it carried when you wake.
Where the traditions place it
- Moon — Golden Dawn