I'd like to state that the history and origins of this ancient alphabet /language won't be overly addressed albeit important that the effects of the language have an effective, important

and dramatic impact on both the conscious and sub conscious natures.

There are many debates concerning the use, pronunciation and writing of this language. 

Like any ancient symbols throughout history each letter has been forbidden, sacred, secret, debated over, even warred over.

The changes from the Modern Hebrew used today and the ancient Hebrew of the past will also not be too intensely focused upon here.

There is, however a great deal of writing concerning each of the Hebrew letters and all of the writings, being deciphered and recorded here

would only end up with a greater confusion using too many details that aren't in direct relation to the subject matter.

I'll say that in the work here it's important to know that each letter should be considered important and sacred.

When drawn they should be drawn with knowledge and respect. 

They should be drawn as square as possible. It should be considered an honor even be able to etch, carve, sketch or write them.

No matter the letter given.

One thing that may seem strange to some is that you should try to draw each letter with your own hand also.

You'll notice that the given meaning of Aleph is Ox this stems from information dated back to 2000-1500 BCE (or around 4000 years ago).

Considered to have derived from a hieroglyph denoting two horns at the top of the letter, as it appears as the head of an ox.

You may also want to consider the concept of the ox the relations with the animals stability in its basic structure and the history of how it has affected cultures as a beast of burden or

worker.

Not to mention feeding millions as a source of food throughout human history. Notice how this letter's meaning links to all that I have stated in the above paragraphs.

These considerations are important to grasp from the very beginning. It's not like your mind will actually ever forget anything that's ever passed before your eyes.

I'm sure that it won't. But to consciously bring forth the details to where you could re-state them, say since birth.  Why I mention this will be explained.

From here on, in this book it'll be mostly up to you to compare that which IS written to that which HAS BEEN written concerning any given card and it's relations.

As the correspondences meld to a conclusion on any given card. Why and how they mix and associate.

A general pondering alone begins to set the items in place. Maybe not consciously but as I mentioned earlier your subconscious will react automatically.

You don't have to try to force it. But you'll need to feed it and stimulate it. Your conscious thoughts will deal with more common ways that you think.

What is different? What is similar? What seems to make NO SENSE at all?

It's within these personal relations that your field is planted and from this field your power is cultivated to the degree that you can actually use it.

Keep in mind with the viewing of these details that they are in, at this point, a specified area. A beginning.

All of the combining natures should be considered and brought to mind with the viewing of the glyph/symbol of aleph.

Melding into what you might call a single body, in your consciousness.

The reactions of the conscious are then simultaneously reflected by the sub consciousness.

So by enhancing the one side you create an effect on the other side.

Just as our human body is made up of millions of different, definable parts, so to is this body of knowledge made up of a vast multitude of

definable parts which combine within the thoughts, eventually, combining overall, into one body of knowledge and each part has it's particular

associations that function in the works that you're now familiarizing yourself with.

Studying, considering, contemplating and giving more detailed definitions to these items.

This gives way to the formation and creation within the consciousness, first.

The following reactions are going to be different with each person.

I expect each person to have similar reactions overall, but most likely, not exactly the same.