The light coded in the Hebrew

Most words in Hebrew are spelled only with consonants. Unlike English, vowels in Hebrew are not letters, they are additional symbols placed under letters. These vowels (or nekudot) are used for coloring the letters. So, each vowel has own color. Any word in Hebrew consists of some consecution of vowels or color compositions. The property of sounds to create color imageries has been noticed in many languages. A significant number of studies have dealt with exploring of correspondences between the physical and psychological characteristics of sound and color. We see the voices. So, our brain has ability to interpret it by way of associations existing between sound and color. Relationships between color and the sound of vowels was manifested in many languages (Russian, English, French, German etc). Researchers have proved, that there are steady associations between a sound of vowels and colors in the English, Russian, French and other languages. It has been proved by numerous tests, how diverse persons feel colors for sound of vowels. As a result, in the conducted trials for relation between colors and vowels they fixed colors of vowels in English, Russian other languages. In the Hebrew, we have known the connection and fundamental relationship between vowels and colors for a few thousand years.

Words of Jewish sacred texts in a very real way create our reality. The Hebrew language and the Hebrew alphabet are means to reach secret keys of the Jewish sacred texts. In this sacred language, the geometry and numbers of the letters contains many mysteries. Every word has many meanings and secrets. So, letters and vowels combinations have the hidden meanings. On the one hand, it is the spiritual law. On the other hand, it is information about our physical world that includes light patterns that are coded in the words or phrases in the Hebrew. It is done by the following ways. The universal system of classification and coding, also called kabalistic theory of 10 sefirot determines how vowels are coded by colors. Vowels, colors and 10 sefirot are interdependent. So, everyone sefira or vowel can be colored in the white, black, red, orange, yellow, green, sky blue, blue or violet.

In fact, unlike other languages, the light coded in the Hebrew is dependent on the following five parameters: color, hue, brightness, saturation and condition of the mixing. For all other languages it is just color. Each letter in the Hebrew actually corresponds to some interval of frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum of visible light and each word in the Hebrew corresponds to some color chart that consists of sequential combination of the frequencies of visible light.

The light is electromagnetic waves that vibrate at different frequencies and it is the fluctuation of electric and magnetic fields. The wavelength is fixed for each color. The human eye is sensitive to electromagnetic radiation only at wavelengths roughly between 380 and 780 nm. However the light is characterized not only by wavelength, but also by state and degree of polarization and intensity. Visible light relates to a color of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet and all the vibrations thereof. Each color or electromagnetic waves has specific qualities.