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PROFOUND TEACHING ABOUT THE ENERGY OF THE STONES - FOUND IN THE MISHKAN1. Overview of the Twelve Stones
There are 12 foundational stones representing the 12 tribes (vatim).
These stones are described as the basic, elemental, and root stones from which all other stones are derived.
The concept is sourced from a text called the Book of Tea (where "Tea" means "Nature" in English).
A figure named Raenuay (a Reish from Spain) is referenced as the authority explaining these stones.
2. The Importance of the Ruby (Reuben Stone)
The first stone discussed is the ruby, associated with the tribe of Reuben.
The ruby is noted for its red color, symbolizing the blushing of Reuben after his sin with Bilhah.
This stone is described as very precious and rare, comparable in value to silver and gold.
Different names and grades of ruby exist, mainly distinguished by their degree of redness.
The stone in the Mishkan (Tabernacle) is called "an", which relates to the Hebrew word for blood (dam), emphasizing its redness.
3. Symbolic and Medicinal Properties of the Ruby
It is believed that any woman carrying this ruby stone will not have a miscarriage.
The stone is also said to aid women during childbirth.
If the ruby is ground and mixed into food or drink, it purportedly helps a woman become pregnant.
This belief draws a parallel with certain flowers that resemble human shapes, symbolizing fertility and birth.
The teaching emphasizes the power of the stone to assist in childbirth and fertility, captured by the absence of the letter "vav" in its name, symbolizing its creative strength.
4. Future Discussion
The text hints at further elaboration on other stones in subsequent videos or discussions.
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