72 "Names" of God (pronounced) | Abulafia's Meditations on the Divine Name

[@LegionRa]

A few days into meditation and my life is changing fir the better, out if the blue everything is falling into place and miracles happening.

[@user-ym4dq8ld9e]

And now ?

[@iamphoenix5376]

Many many blessings! ❤

[@KtyWolf]

How do you meditate with the names..? You judt scan through them as he sayd them? Or you listen with eyes closed? Please let me know thanks

[@gittel_malky]

Thank you for this wonderful resource. Pronounciation of the names begins at 2:26.

[@ravenravella1000]

These are an intense blessing. I have been back to working with Kabbalah again, for a few months, with some nice changes, but when i began focusing on doing the Ana B'koach and then 72 Names, daily, as above, i was pushed forward exponentially, in many personal areas! .....Healing, internal power, awareness, and the feeling that more dynamic benevolence is flowing in, for myself and others.

[@Tia-359]

Hi there please can you share how using the Ana bekoach has helped you. I learnt the prayer last year, however I need to implement using the required strategies to help me better my reality and formulate miracles.

[@ravenravella1000]

@@Tia-359 Because I have not used it alone, it is hard to say how it has acted on my life of itself singularly, but like most balanced mystical practices, it will draw what you need to you...... I attracted yard-worker volunteers, without asking......connected with a distance-healing group that is having a positive effect (unlike ones in the past)......was notified of, and easily completed an option that cut my financial matters in half...... I have had sudden innovations that make my spiritual practices more efficient and also less time-consuming. I also receive strong assurance from inside about what is, and what is not is useful, and what i should or should not be concerned with....Synchronicity improved A LOT, and there is a comfort that is imposed by the prayer, even when you don't feel like praying. It can get you through difficult times more smoothly, and both these practices seem to increase the auric field and intuition. Learning it was a good, practical idea for both of us! If i were you, saying it daily, and at the three thirds of the day, with great sincerity and concentration, knowing what you want and/or need, or leaving it open that what is best for you and those affected by you, receive the best from the praying. I also recite Palm 150 in gratitude, before and after any results.

[@John-fr2zn]

I have to disagree when you say that these heavenly titles have no miraculous effects ...I have been meditating on them every night for the past week or so and my life is already changing for the better where as the past few years have been complete suffering. I can feel the red sea of my life parting as I study these names and the zohar so do not underestimate them, they are an amazing tool and a gift from our father in heaven. The world needs kabbalah now more than ever. Baruch hashem

[@TheSteven2418]

בָּרוּךְ הַשֵׁם

[@victormorgado5318]

Same for me, huge miracles are happening

[@magda191919]

True, I changed in 6 months. First of all is self knowledge, then ... miracles, things that cannot be explained, are ... personalised. A unique experience, yes, the world needs kabbalah.

[@aguitagardner94]

JR Smith May I ask which meditation in specific are you doing ?

[@aguitagardner94]

Victor Morgado Hello there, would you please share which mediation are you doing?

[@432Hertz69]

Love this genuine pronunciation of Gods 72 names thank you greatly!

[@rafawesierski267]

Please help me rabin! What i can use 72 names of god i am blind but i can't find of this book. Please help me what i can use this.

[@xguidroz1]

Thank you so much for this! I really appreciate that you explained their origins, and then included the names with the pronunciation guides underneath, thank you so much! I found this video to be really helpful in my studies of Hebrew, which while they haven't started yet, will start very soon

[@creativegenies6804]

Yes, this is very helpful . Thank you.

[@hymntoqayin7266]

I can t believe that this gold could be identified for free, on internet . Amazing !!!!!

[@cynthiachoctaw]

Thank you! I have been searching for the correct pronunciations for some years. Much appreciated. Blessings.

[@om-shreesprabhupada5679]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE TO RABBI AVRAHAM ABULAFIA WHO WANTED EVERYONE TO KNOW THIS TECHNOLOGY FOR THE SOUL!!! We thoroughly appreciate You making this Amazing Awesome Improvement to Our Souls Video. "YASHER KOACH!!!" I subscribed.

[@muhammadalzubaidi102]

This is biblical Hebrew, which sounds a lot like Arabic, and it sounds a bit different than modern Hebrew which is spoken in Israel right now.

[@nikkiloomes6528]

You are correct. At one point the whole region was referred to as Arabia.

[@DarkAetherStudio]

Arabic came from Paleo Hebrew and they still use some words from Lashun Qodash (Set-Apart tongue) the word الله (Allah) came from 𐤀𐤋𐤅𐤄 (Alah/Aluah) meaning Mighty one. 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 𐤀𐤋𐤅𐤄 𐤀𐤁𐤋𐤊 𐤀𐤅𐤕𐤊 (may YHUH our Alah bless you)

[@ElizabethRussell144]

I've heard it said that Classical Hebrew is to contemporary Hebrew as Shakespearean English is to contemporary English.

[@MidEastAmerican]

'Arabs' did live in Yemen long before Abraham had Yishma'el, but it is a leap to conclude from this that the language we now call Arabic existed then. The earliest Hebrew manuscripts and inscriptions predate the earliest known Arabic writing by hundreds and hundreds of years. Even today certain non-Arabic South Semitic languages are still spoken in Yemen. Just as modern standard Arabic has significant differences from Qur'anic Arabic, Qur'anic Arabic is different from its early predecessors.

[@Claudia-377]

❤️ this! Thank you! I really appreciate the pronunciations, very helpful for beginners. I would like to see a copy of this video that starts at the re-citation of the names. For those who want to listen to the names over and over again for memorization and practice without having to skip. Thank you for being a Light for God and helping us! God bless you! 💖

[@messianic_scam]

why do you want to know?!

[@Claudia-377]

@@solino93 There's no such thing as the devil. 😈😋

[@messianic_scam]

@@solino93 you are the unbiblical vodoo tribes far away from any biblical hisotry look at you omg look at you who does that in the 21 century savages!? kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2qnZoyAjpiYepo

[@klrdl6391]

Sorry to contradict. You have the read the book of Genesis . Then you will know the devil exists. We all are learning at some point or another.

[@MidEastAmerican]

@omedyashar ...one of the interesting things is that the first 3 letter combination that has meaning is the combination of 3ayin lamed mem, which spells "world" or "universe." Then after that 2 other combinations immediately stand out: a place where "yud" lines up in all 3 verses ( yud yud yud)... and then where "heh" lines up in all 3. This spells a real name of G-d: YAH; "3olam YAH" = G-d's Universe or G-d's world.

[@Mwn123Y]

this isnt arabic accent. its genuine old hebrew one!!!!

[@mattportnoyTLV]

It’s Yemenite.

[@MidEastAmerican]

@marcodurencenteno Mem is one of the letters that has a different appearance at the end of words. Since I made the video for learning and these "names" are not actual words in Hebrew but just combinations of letters, so sometimes I put the different ending form and sometimes I didn't, to help people get use to the concept.

[@icepopnews]

Thank you so much maybe next time u can add which each of the 72 names is used for but amazing job g-d bless you

[@MyriamRoRod]

Thank you so very much for sharing such amazing knowledge. I've begun to understand very late in life the mysteries hidden in the Words of God but it is said that is never too late. I can learn so much listening to the way you pronounce the words and seeing the Hebrew letters above connecting one with the other is a great help as I have decided to learn as much of your language as my remaining days on Earth will allow. I feel extremely blessed. Shalom

[@chidiebereigbokwe]

My first time to learn the pronunciation of the combined letters. I am greatful.

[@316RawDogg]

I am going to do this every day thanks...

[@Tallykoren]

Really great video, thank you so much for the upload.

[@dusxxxt]

Learning any knowledge will bring you closer to God. The more knowledge you seek and learn, the more you will know about God...and the more closer you will be to The Almighty.

[@mummylou1]

Thank you for uploading. Peace be with you.

[@vleevision7787]

thank you again and again !!! baruch hashem!!!

[@martadoso9]

GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST! BLESS BE THE NAME OF THE LORD! THE GREAT I AM!

[@YannahYahyel]

YHWH Adon Yahshua and Ruach Ha'Kodesh. Ahmein

[@qaswedfr1234]

They work. I am relaxed and manage to sleep well. Thank you, brother.

[@MariaMaria-wm4tp]

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[@mojamadabdula]

The 99 "names" of Allah also are not really names but attributes or as you appropriately expressed, names of Godlyness. Their purpose in Sufism the same as in Kabbalah is a form of meditation - the sacred words have vibratory affects which coorespond to similar latent attributes in the person as we are made "in the image of God", this kind of medition awakens these attributes in the meditator. Kabbalah is the origen of Sufism and many of us study it too.

[@SimonJanoSessions]

Thanks for sharing

[@jellyphish2112]

Excellent post, thank you for putting this up. Seems odd people would have issue with this post as the names are freely available in print and on-line... Shalom..

[@tinokshenishbah9892]

Excellent pronunciation.

[@dkff321]

Please also add the meanings of each of G-d’s name. Very informative video.

[@GLOCKDPLUSFlowriders]

Thank you so much for recording this. One question please, why at 7:08 do you say on the second pronunciation "heh-heh-heh-heh" Four times, as if you are laughing?

[@RastaVidaOffici]

No it's said 3 times

[@GLOCKDPLUSFlowriders]

​@wonderwoman9776 Thank you. I would like to hear from the original poster though.

[@RastaVidaOffici]

@@GLOCKDPLUSFlowriders not a problem. I do this and know this and figured since you've been waiting for a while, I'd help.

[@MisUnderstood01]

I noticed that as well, it may have just been a mistake.

[@GLOCKDPLUSFlowriders]

@@MisUnderstood01 Or maybe taking the piss?

[@leocanhotoedinosantossanto5509]

Nós temos... Que agradecer por toda iniciativa de alguém que busque nos dar essa graça..! Obrigado..!

[@MidEastAmerican]

@dawahaddict I'm glad you noticed I put it in quotes. They've been given mystical significance among students of "Kabbalah." I don't advocate study of Kabbalah among the masses, but someone paid me to make this video, and I think it's useful for learning to read Hebrew letters with vowels. This take on the 72 letter name is contrary to the Rambam's understanding. The 72 "names" in the video do not have any intrinsic halakhically binding holiness in so far as TALMUDIC Judaism is concerned.

[@melkitsedekcamille2854]

The more energy you get from meditation or any other way the more powerful those holy name will be.

[@nebetet]

In Exod. 3:14 is used EHYEH ASHER EHYEH ( I, that/who am ). Moses've been brought up on the Egyptian culture, in which knowing the real name of a creature, a human person, a spirit or a god meant gaining control over them. So, God's answer was something, like " Nice try, my name's Whatever".

[@noahcaucasus]

Yeheh Asher Yeheh means "I will be what I will be"

[@MidEastAmerican]

@lovenikka I encourage you to look into what Rambam (Maimonidies') had to say about the use of such "names."

[@aprilparker4993]

This is great! I would love to have a lesson in Hebrew this easy. Can you do that for your viewers? I need as much help with Hebrew as possible.

[@ravenravella1000]

There are other sources for free Hebrew lessons

[@qwertyfshag]

Interesting video. Thanks for the upload. I don't know much about Kabbalah

[@MidEastAmerican]

@preachinshawn The Torah does not prohibit pronouncing the Name so lon gas it is pronounced reverently, and unconnected to idolatry. It was widely pronounced reverently until the ancient righteous leaders of Israel saw that heresy and idolatrous beliefs were spreading among the people of Israel.

[@johndelamotte1474]

I really appreciate this video, Your pronunciation is really helpful..thanks

[@computermech]

I'd love to know the meanings of those names please. Thank you.

[@cottonwood0608]

www.pdfdrive.com/72-names-of-god-meditations-e32655655.html Here's the meanings of each.

[@diabymohamed887]

Elle est initiatique

[@pantherpanther3666]

According to Yehuda Berg of the Kabbalah Center we are supposed to use the ancient Aramaic pronunciation of the 72 Names of God.

[@ravenravella1000]

Might be best to avoid the influence of the The Kabbalah Center

[@MidEastAmerican]

@omedyashar P.S. Being that these are 3 verses in a row that consist of exactly 72 letters each, and when paralleled together as explained in the video you do get some meaningful combinations... I do think that there may be some special purpose to these 3 verses in a row being 72 letters each... but I don't have a clue as to the exact reason for it and what's to be learned from it.

[@MidEastAmerican]

@zackhashable Teaching people who to pronounce G-d's Name does not equate to saying His Name in vain. This is explicit in halakha. Please see the video "Destroying G-d's Name." I actually lean towards the Rambam's position regarding such "names."

[@MegaJakeroo]

@omedyashar I take it you're Jewish (so am I) but I'm intrigued by these pronunciations. I've noticed differences from what I speak (ex. You pronounce a "ו" like a w, I was taught a v; and you pronounce a "ת" like th, I was taught a t). Are you Ashkenazic or Sephardic?

[@MidEastAmerican]

@omedyashar I'm fairly sure this Kabbalistic approach of 72 "names" is based on a statement in the Talmud regarding a 72 LETTER name of G-d. In the Judeo-Aramaic of the Talmud, sometimes "name" refers to a letter, and "letter" can potentially refer to a "name" as well.... depends on context. ...I myself am against irrational use of words and letters. I think it comes dangerously close to explicitly forbidden practices (ahum.. witchcraft)...

[@eliadsavel8015]

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[@upsetwookie]

i am lead to believe that to express such opinions in writing is a lesser form. and that true enlightenment comes from self and recognition of self and acceptance of self and spiritual enlightenment is a source that can not be quantified by words or human emotion but can be felt at the core of consciousness.

[@hokutonosword1]

i just love the original pronouncing that you have instead of the european yeddish of Israel today...

[@vickyk1861]

Very beautifuly pronounced. Is the speaker a Mizrachi ?

[@jacobbarker544]

He's a convert from Louisiana

[@mosesgummadi]

I think he read Hebrew Bible in the Yemenite accent

[@ejmbak]

scary

[@abenothman9751]

Moses Gummadi Isn't that closer to Mooshee's Hebrew than the Ashkinazi way of reading the Torah?

[@clairebennett7831]

It sounds like this. Is the reader Yemenite or Sephardic and from which country please? Is the reader an Arabic speaker? Pronouncing the vav as a "w" is done in the Arabic language. Sometimes he sounds Iranian.

[@davidfryer9359]

@@clairebennett7831 this is ancient Hebrew, not secular modern Hebrew. Yeminite Hebrew is more like ancient Hebrew. ANCIENT HEBREW IS LASHON HAKODESH. It is the sound combinations HaShem uttered to create the universe. It is sacred for Yehudim. It is also forbidden to gentiles.

[@bridgetandersen1578]

This is very great thank you for posting.

[@yoshimodi]

I like your accent,very original(Yemen?)

[@MidEastAmerican]

@omedyashar ....as for the Talmud's statement regarding a 72 letter - name... I lean towards the understanding presented by the Rambam that this is in reference to a list of 72 words that form a concise yet deep contemplation on the significance of the 4 letter name YHWH.

[@yoshimodi]

you explain very nice how yo got the three root letter but nothing about the vowels .....

[@Moseeki]

ty this was helpful to my daily prayer.

[@silverhawk661]

@Andrew Bridges Quick question. At 2:47 you wrote עלמ but most websites write it עלם Does it have the same meaning ?

[@SammytheawesomeILikePotatoes]

Silver Hawk מ and ם are the same letter. The square one is the version of the letter used at the end of the word.

[@vleevision7787]

Thank YOU AGAIN

[@este2644]

Thank you 💛

[@Julian8219Alvarez]

Me encantaria saber hebreo... I'd love to learn hebrew but where to go here in las vegas? Those 72 sacred names are changing lots of people life... mine included

[@PastorJC]

Love the Arabic accent while reading the Hebrew... Very original- more so than reading it with a Yiddish accent.

[@kyramunk]

There is no Yiddish accent on Hebrew

[@mattportnoyTLV]

The two dialects that have the most in common with a 2nd Temple Hebrew accent are this one (Yemenite) and Ashkenazi Yiddish.

[@MidEastAmerican]

If I thought that this is indeed genuine Sod (authentic Torah secret), then I would certainly not post it publicly for the world to see. This, by itself, should indicate my view on the matter. I am confused how you could think that I might hold such beliefs when you noticed the quote from the Rambam that I explicitly agreed with, both in annotations as well as in the "more info" box.

[@Manifestacionesdivinas]

Thank you so much

[@aliena60]

I’m so confused..I have a PDF with the 72 names,but they are totally different

[@Steve1969454]

thank you for this wonderful video

[@TheSatrajitSanyal]

Extremely Powerful. Not to be tampered with by the uninitiated, though, or the endlessly self-seeking...

[@Chickenface12345]

So do you need to be initiated into kabalah to even listen to god names? I am not sure this makes sense. Why would god reserve his names for an elite of very few in a very closed circle?

[@TheSatrajitSanyal]

@@Chickenface12345 good point. Let me rephrase - by uninitiated, I do not refer to Kabbalistic schools or any formal institutions but to persons of rigour. What I meant was simple - these are not to be tampered with by the endlessly self seeking. No elitism there - God created us all, and of course we all should have access to Him - however, if you study Abulafia's works, you shall see how he steers away from the magickal and speaks of the mystical. Hope this clarifies 🙏😊

[@JustMe1983_]

​@@Chickenface12345I think what was implied is that karma works through these names. So if you're evil, and trying to use it for bad intentions,you might get a shocker.

[@clausmell]

Thanks for the 72 Names and its pronounce. May I ask what kind of pronouciation is this? Is it old hebrew? I noticed that the sounds are differente from the modern one. Shalem!

[@AndrewKornblatt]

Where did you get the vowels? How are you sure on these?

[@heronbythesea]

I've been trying to learn how Hebrew was pronounced in Biblical times. I've been watching your videos because I think your pronunciation is very authentic. I am wondering why the O's sound a bit like Eh's.

[@davidguzman8984]

Muchas Gracias Por Compartir este video con los 72 Nombres y su Pronunciación. Shalom. Saludos

[@smithconnie07]

Thanks for the video!!!

[@heman311]

Which is more important: The tradition or HE who its function is to worship? Do you not know secrets are evil? They are meant to be kept hidden. Mysteries, however, are divine for they await revelation.

[@WorldEye88]

Thank you.

[@vleevision7787]

THANK YOU !!!

[@victormorgado5318]

"Sa yo teh", the third Holy Name is for miracles specially during the month of great miracles of the month of Kismel

[@evang.ekwulugwoobinnaephri4570]

Please how can I get the recorded one please

[@ednoisin]

@preachinshawn, You are quite correct. Also, You'll note that the meaning of these are quite absurd; for example starting with the 1st trigramaton one reads: nodded, willie, span, youth, mahesh, le, father, dark, z, ald, leo, hhtz, wiesel, structure, smell, establish, leo, tools, wu, pohl, go, hey, word, capital, etc. Shalom,

[@Taronites]

I was gonna say, it does sound a bit more Arabic then what I've heard, but it doesn't hurt. Kabbalah aside, I love the educational aspect for the written vowel hints that puzzled me for a while. I only knew a few, but my Chumash shows more than I could find explained. All in all: THANK YOU!

[@misainsider]

Sending ❤ from Haiti!

[@musicforurear]

I have a question!! I just started learning Hebrew. Whats the difference between " והו"(wa-heh-wa) [2:29] and "והו" (wa-heh-wa) [8:06] ?

[@MidEastAmerican]

They're the same pronunciation. Notice that these 'names' are formed by laying out side by side the 3 verses mentioned at the beginning of the video. It happens to be that the three letters והו line up twice. I have absolutely no idea the significance, but it is certainly an interesting 'coincidence', especially considering that these 3 letters are part of the Tetragrammaton YHWH.

[@musicforurear]

Thanks alot !

[@Michael-nc9cp]

only-just-learning-lol--one-thing-i-know-tho-----no-coincidences-hey?---i-mean-literally-non--God's-got-it-all-mapped-out---do-you-pronounce-it-Ya-Hu-WaH--btw??

[@idontfitin.3296]

Matias Rmirz so his name is YAHWEH

[@justinbalint5314]

Michael no one knows his true name.. everyone just makes guesses. His name did derive from this: Eheyeh Asher eheyeh I will be who I will be. Is what that says. אהיה אשר אהיה היה הווה יהיה Hayah hoveh yiheyeh Will be and is and always יהוה

[@ilanmordechai]

with which nekudoth would yhw-h be pronounced?

[@MidEastAmerican]

We actually have more than 99 terms or titles for the Almighty, but we do not have a practice of writing them out in a list consisting of a specific number. I have read that even regarding the 99 names of Allah, there are a few variances in opinion as to which names are to be included, though I'm sure one of the opinions is more widely accepted than the other(s).

[@abstractpinata]

Hi, I guess there are some Mems in end of words wrong written. I love your videos. Shalom

[@pamelaparker4143]

excellent

[@damarissoto2962]

pamela parker ok

[@damarissoto2962]

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[@0502877877]

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[@HolyJonsonhi]

So very good video thank you very much 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️🙏.

[@MidEastAmerican]

The o's aren't eh's, but you're right that it sounds similar. The reason for this is because it (the Hebrew vowel called Holam) is between the English O, which in accurate Hebrew pronunciation is actually the vowel qamas, not the vowel Holam, ...and between the sound of 'eh.'

[@geebee1173]

Is the Jewish language the only language that does'nt have vowels?

[@MidEastAmerican]

The 'names' in this video are not really names or titles in reference to God. This is simply what they're usually called, even though it is not accurate to say so. This is why in the title of this video I have the word 'names' in quotes. In fact, if you click the 'show more' button, you'll find that some of the greatest leaders of the Jewish faith opposed this practice... a practice which, again, doesn't actually have much to do with God. I posted this video only to explain the origin of it.

[@MidEastAmerican]

The people who made the comments ALREADY have such beliefs. Finding this video increases the likelihood that they'll see the quote of the Rambam provided with this video or that they'll notice my other videos which elaborate on the invalidity of these ideas which appear at the side of the screen. I'm afraid you jump to conclusions and even give suggestions as to my beliefs too quickly. An e-mail wouldn't have hurt, but I heard from 2 people other than yourself.

[@mattportnoyTLV]

What pronunciation is this? It sounds like Yemenite or some Mizrahi dialect.

[@tredou481]

Some sound different in the first pronunciation to the second - is this by purpose or did I Ms. Here?(he-he-a and he-he-wa) heh-heh-heh sounds like 3first prnc. then 4second prnc

[@brujo_millonario]

The "th" as in "thing"? as in English? Or as the Greek theta?

[@mariabelaev6490]

agormanvideos In Ancient Hebrew there were 2 versions of t. tav and thav. (theta indeed). it depended on where it falls in the word.... nowadays most Ashkenasim pronounce it as sav. Most Sefardim as tav.... So Ashkenazim say "Shabbos," Sefardim "Shabbat." Some sefardim still retain the correct prononciation "shabbath." Hope this helps.

[@mrcjrowe]

What is the name God gave to Moses in Exodus 3:14 ???

[@flashjones9053]

Where did the SON say that at? please source that comment...

[@francoalbee750]

Why some video ask to say Yeh Loh Yeh and some ask to say Yod.Lamed.Yod. Whats the difference and which one is correct?

[@rivkah5219]

where can i find books or videos to teach me this accent of hebrew?

[@AD_Musa]

Arabic And Hebrew Languages Spoken Sounds is Very Similar Like, Bangla/Hindi Or Urdu/Hindi.

[@ejmbak]

with Yemenite -Arabic accent?

[@TheFuture36520]

Wow very good

[@yaelvenr]

ה is actually a letter, but it also appears in the most known name of god, so it is used as a shortcut for his name, whick you can use to write or casually mention him. also, LOL is written almost always in hebrew like חחחח .

[@franksmith365]

I see you use the waw instead of modern vav, I also hear that you pronounce the vowels differently. I enjoy your videos and if possible I will try and become a supporter on patreon.

[@MidEastAmerican]

I need to update my Patreon channel, because right now the only real reward I can give is Hebrew lessons and shoutouts, and neither require Patreon. Let me know if you're interested!

[@MariaMaria-wm4tp]

Frank Smith kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnOXmZiugbx2msU

[@MariaMaria-wm4tp]

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