# אוֹת ס'

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סְעָרָה בְּגִימַטְרִיָּא אֲדֹנָ"י [בְּחִינַת הַדִּבּוּר], ר"ע, כִּי עֶשְׂרִים וְשִׁבְעָה אוֹתִיּוֹת, כָּל אֶחָד כָּלוּל מֵעֲשָׂרָה – גִּימַטְרִיָּא ר"ע, י ס"ה. [ליקו"מ ל"ח] 
סִיוָן רָאשֵׁי תֵבוֹת וְיַעֲקֹב נָסַע סֻכֹּתָה וַיִּבֶן וְגוֹ'. [ליקו"מ רס"ו]
סאל הוּא שֵׁם יוֹצֵא רָאשֵׁי תֵבוֹת אַתָּה סֵתֶר לִי. [ליקו"מ רי"ג]
סאל רָאשֵׁי תֵבוֹת סוֹף אָדָם לָמוּת. [שָׁם]
סַ-מָ-אֵ-ל רָאשֵׁי תֵבוֹת אַתָּה סֵתֶר לִי מִצַר. [שָׁם]
סוּכָּה בְּגִימַטְרִיָּא מַלְאָךְ. [ליקו"מ ח"ב ה']
סֵפֶר גִּימַטְרִיָּא שֵׁם. [ליקו"מ ח"ב ל"ב]
סְנַפִּיר בְּגִימַטְרִיָּא רַע עָיִן. [שיחות הר"ן רמ"א]
סִינַי גִּימַטְרִיָּא סֻלָּם. [שיחות הר"ן פ"ו]

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SAMECH — Numerical Value: 60 | The letter of support, of the closed circle | 17 source entries

 [Translator's Note] The Samech is a closed circle — the Kabbalists teach it represents divine support (somech noflim — "He supports the fallen"). Source lines 10 and 12 are two sides of the same entry (Sam Terei = Samterei); lines 15–16 are one entry split across two lines.

Hebrew EntryEnglish Translation & ExplanationSource

 סגלגלות — סגל גלות
 
 Notarikon

 Segalgalos (סגלגלות, "roundness / spherical form") is read as סֶגֶל גלות — "segol of exile." The round vowel-sign segol (ֶ — three dots in a triangle) contains within its very name the concept of exile.
 [The segol is three dots arranged like an inverted triangle — a crown turned downward. Its hidden name means "exile-segol" — teaching that the rounded, contained forms of this world carry the shape of exile within them, awaiting the restoration of the upright crown.]

 
 Likutay Mooharan 58:10

 סגול / חיריק / שין
 
 Gematria (×3)

 A cluster of vowel-sign gematrias from the same lesson:

 (1) The segol of the Name קס"א [161] and the chirik of the Name ס"ג [63] together in simple gematria = the value of the letter peshutah (simple form);

 (2) The same two vowels together = the gematria of תיו (Tav — the last letter of the alphabet);

 (3) The segol alone, times ten (Yud times) = the gematria of שין (Shin = 360).
 [These three connected teachings from lesson 6 of Likutay Mooharan reveal the hidden architecture of the vowel-signs — the "inner clothing" of the letters. The vowels that fill the Names of G-d sum to the final letter of the alphabet and to the letter of fire (Shin).]

 
 Likutay Mooharan 6:7

 ס"ה — אדני
 
 Gematria

 Samech-Heh (ס"ה = 65) = gematria of the Divine Name Adonai (אדני = 65). [Cross-reference from Section 1.]
 
 Likutay Mooharan 38:2

 סוכה — מלאך
 
 Gematria

 Sukkah (סוכה, "the Sukkos festival booth" = 91) = gematria of malach (מלאך, "angel" = 91). [Cross-reference from Section 13.] The Sukkah is the angel's embrace — the divine protection that surrounds us from all sides.
 
 Likutay Mooharan II:5; 14

 ס'וף א'דם ל'מות
 
 Roshay Saveivos

 The first letters of "the end of man is death" (ס׳וף א׳דם ל׳מות) [based on the Talmudic saying, Berachos 17a] spell the Divine Name סאל (Sa'el). [Cross-reference from Section 1.] The very phrase about man's mortality encodes a Divine Name — death is not the end but a divine doorway.
 
 Likutay Mooharan 213

 סיון
 
 Roshay Saveivos

 Sivan — first letters of ו׳יעקב נ׳סע ס׳כותה ו׳יבן: "And Yaakov journeyed to Sukkos and built." [Cross-reference from Section 6.]
 
 Likutay Mooharan 266 in Meimay HaNachal

 סיני — סלם
 
 Gematria

 Sinai (סיני = 130) = gematria of סלם (sulam, "ladder" = 130). The mountain of Sinai and Yaakov's ladder are numerically identical — both are the same ascending connection between heaven and earth.
 [One of the most famous gematrias in all of Kabbalah: Sinai = sulam = 130. The ladder that Yaakov saw in his dream (sulam mutzav artzah veroshoh magi'a hashamayimah — "a ladder set on the earth whose top reaches heaven") is the same mountain upon which the Torah was given. Both connect earth and heaven; both are 130.]

 
 Sichos HaRan 86

 סם תרי — סמתרי
 
 Notarikon

 Sam Terei (סם תרי, Aramaic: "two drugs / remedies") = Samterei (סמתרי — the name of a specific angel or divine force). And conversely: Samterei = Sam Terei. The angelic force is literally "two remedies" — a double healing agent.
 [The Talmud (Shabbos 67a) mentions samterei in a halachic context. Its decoding as "two remedies" reveals a dual healing dimension concealed within the angelic name.]

 
 Likutay Mooharan II:5; 16

 סמאל
 
 Roshay Saveivos

 Sama'el (סמאל — the prosecuting angel) — first letters of א׳תה ס׳תר ל׳י מ׳צר: "You are my shelter from distress." [Cross-reference from Section 1.] G-d's shelter contains the adversary's name — the place of concealment is also the adversary's domain.
 
 Likutay Mooharan 213

 סנפיר — ארבע מאות / רע עין
 
 Gematria (×2)

 Snapir (סנפיר, "fin [of a fish]") = gematria of 400 (ארבע מאות) and also = gematria of רע עין (ra ayin, "evil eye"). [Cross-reference from Section 1.] The fin that enables fish to navigate the depths, the number 400, and the evil eye are all numerically one.
 
 Sichos HaRan 242

 סערה — ס"ה ר"ע
 
 Gematria

 Sa'arah (סערה, "storm / tempest") embodies the aspect of ס"ה ר"ע — i.e. 65 and 270 — for from the aspect of 65 (= Adonai, the aspect of speech) there emerge 270 letters, since there are 27 letters [of the Hebrew alphabet] and each letter contains ten [inner dimensions], making 270 letters in total. The storm is thus speech erupting into its full 270-letter totality.
 [Sa'arah = samech-heh (65, = Adonai) + reish-ayin (270, = the total of all letters). The storm of divine speech generates the entire 270-letter universe. Ezekiel's great vision of the divine chariot began with a storm (ruach se'arah) — the eruption of divine speech into all its letters.]

 
 Likutay Mooharan 38:2

 ספר — שם
 
 Gematria

 Sefer (ספר, "book" = 340) = gematria of שם (shem, "Name" = 340). A book is a Name — the Torah scroll is the Name of G-d written out in full.
 [Sefer (book) = shem (Name) = 340. The three aspects of sefer, sofer, sippur (book, scribe, story) in the Sefer Yetzirah are all expressions of the divine Name. Writing a Torah scroll is the act of inscribing the Name of G-d.]

 
 Likutay Mooharan II:32

 [Translator's Summary — Section 15, Samech — 17 source entries fully covered]

 Samech yields a concise but jewel-like set of teachings. The most celebrated: Sinai = sulam (ladder) = 130 — the mountain of Torah and Yaakov's dream are one. Segalgalos (roundness) = "exile-segol" — the rounded forms of this world carry exile within them. Sa'arah (storm) = 65 + 270 — speech erupting into its full letter-universe. And the book (sefer) equals the Name (shem) — to read Torah is to encounter the Name of G-d.
