Lecture on Kabbalah and Scorpio in Astrology

Introduction

• Discussion based on "The Book of Formation" by Abraham, the Patriarch
• First known text on astrology, planets, and their influence
• Emphasizes control over constellations and karmic correction
• Astrology as a facilitator for karmic work, not a deterministic map

The Book of Formation

• Approx. 3800 years old, three pages long
• Contains secrets of the universe, analogous to Einstein's E=mc²
• Explains creation through Hebrew letters as vibrational entities

Creation through Hebrew Letters

• Hebrew letters are forms/vibrations that create the universe
• Understanding letter secrets gives control over life in a positive way
• Relevance of ancient Kabbalists' commentaries

Scorpio and the Letter Nun

• "Himlich Ot Nun": Letter Nun's significance
• Association with the constellation of Scorpio
• Creation aspects: constellation, month (Cheshvan), and human body part (spleen)

Significance of the Spleen

• Part of the immune system, purification role
• Guides spiritual work for those born under Scorpio

The Month of Cheshvan

• Known as "bitter" due to lack of holidays
• Kabbalistic interpretation: duality in creation, 'bitter' has a deeper meaning

Duality and Exaltation

• Duality: every strength has a weakness and vice versa
• "Mar" (bitter) can become "Ram" (exalted)
• Scorpio's progression from destructive to exalted states

Scorpio's Potential for Exaltation

• The potential for creativity over destruction
• Importance of resisting negativity and judgment

Meditation and Correction

• Meditation on letters Nun (Scorpio) and Dalet (Mars)
• These letters assist in the transformation from bitterness to exaltation

Conclusion

• Encouragement to meditate and reflect
• Invitation for audience engagement and questions

Note: These notes summarize key points and concepts discussed in the lecture, providing an overview for study and understanding of the role of Scorpio in astrology according to Kabbalistic teachings.