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Term: beth
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Beth: The second letter of the Hebrew alphabet, B or V. Represents the number 2. The first of the seven "double letters." A Hebrew word meaning "house." Corresponds to the planet Mercury, the 12th Path (between Kether and Binah), and Tarot trump I The Magician.
source: Godwin's Cabalistic Encyclopedia, by David Godwin
Beithe: The first letter of the Ogham tree alphabet, corresponding to the letter B and meaning "birch."
The graceful, white-stemmed birch with its beautiful green leaves represents the Otherworld.... Beithe has always been regarded as an indicator of good fortune, luck, and change.
source: Omens, Oghams & Oracles, Richard Webster
Also See: Beth
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The Magician is the first Major Arcanum
Image: a magician standing behind his altar upon which there are various magical tools
Hebrew letter: Beth
Divinatory meaning: will, intelligence, communication, skill
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