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|description=The fifth letter of the English alphabet. The he (soft) of the Hebrew alphabet becomes in the Ehevi system of reading that language an E. Its numerical value is five, and its symbolism is a ''window''; the womb, in the Kabbala. In the order of the divine names it stands for the fifth, which is ''Hadoor ''or the “majestic” and the “splendid.” {{ | |description=The fifth letter of the English alphabet. The he (soft) of the Hebrew alphabet becomes in the Ehevi system of reading that language an E. Its numerical value is five, and its symbolism is a ''window''; the womb, in the Kabbala. In the order of the divine names it stands for the fifth, which is ''Hadoor ''or the “majestic” and the “splendid.” {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |||
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The fifth letter of the English alphabet. The he (soft) of the Hebrew alphabet becomes in the Ehevi system of reading that language an E. Its numerical value is five, and its symbolism is a window; the womb, in the Kabbala. In the order of the divine names it stands for the fifth, which is Hadoor or the “majestic” and the “splendid.” (TG).
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