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# Elements, fluids, tetrapolar magnet and IHVH

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- Subject: Elements, fluids, tetrapolar magnet and IHVH
- From: "newbieonekenhobby <newbieonekenhobby@...>" <newbieonekenhobby@...>
- Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 21:54:31 -0000
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    Dear Rawn,

    I'm still struggling with the principle of the tetrapolar magnet
    (more than ever, in fact. I'm going through a period of time during
    which I emerge from my meditations with more topics to investigate
    than with answers) :

    a) In certain textes, the tetrapolar magnet is described as the set
    of four elements. In other sections, as the combination of the two
    qualities of the two fluids (ref .IIH, at the middle of the part
    dedicated to Man, section 9. "about the body" - Ruggeberg) :

    Quote
    As we have learned, the fiery element produces the electrical and
    the water element the magnetic fluid. Each of these fluids has two-
    pole radiations, an active and a passive one, and the mutual
    influences and interactions of all the radiations of the four poles
    resemble a tetra-polar magnet, which is identical to the secret of
    the Tetragrammaton, the Yod-He-Vau-He of the quabbalists.
    EndQuote

    If I take the snippit above literally, only Fire and Water under
    their respective two aspects should be considered in the tetra-polar
    magnet, since only those two Elements are in relationship with the
    electric and magnetic "individual" Fluids.
    Does this mean that Air and Earth are "implied" each time Fire and
    Water are present, and are included in the "mutual influence and
    interaction of all the radiations" sentence above ?

    ...But wouldn't this imply also that [Fire and Water] equal [Fire,
    Water, Air and Earth], which would sound illogical, even to me ? Or
    is this the *classical* example of the whole being more than the sum
    of all parts ?

    Heeelp :-(

    b) The tetra-polar magnet is in relationship with "Yod-Hé-Vau-Hé".

    Do we know which letter corresponds to which Element ? My un-
    educated beta-version of first guess is that Yod may be Fire, Hé be
    Air, Vau may be Water and Hé may be Earth : Air and Earth having in
    common to be "resulting" Elements provoked by the presence of Fire
    and Water for one, and Fire, Water and Air for the last one, hence
    the use of the same letter ...Not convicing, but this is the only
    thing I can think of at that point.

    The *location* of the letter in the name seems important anyway. Any
    relationship between said location in the Name and the description
    of a different degree of density (law of polarity, as mentionned in
    the Kybalion) ?

    Where can I find out ? Or does the answer lie at another level ? Or
    should I forget for the time being?

    I know my logic is very probably at fault, but I confess I'm quite
    stuck on those questions. Little period of mental confusion :-)

    Many thanks and best regards
    NB

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