The 15 Elements and Nuclear Physics — 389 — Rav David Menashe | Rav David Menashe zatsal
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The 15 Elements at the Level of Nuclear Physics

Atomic weights and the prime number 389
A teaching of Rav David Menashe zatsal · Éditions Gueoula
Translated from the French original; the French version remains the reference text.
The 15 Elements at the Level of Nuclear Physics
Atomic weights and the prime number 389

The sum of the atomic numbers of the 15 non-metallic elements is 389; with the Kollel (+1), 390 = 15 × 26 = שמים.

According to the course, 389 is the 78th prime, and 78 = 3 × 26: a triple presence of divine mercy.

The course also explains why concentrated mercy (3 × 72 = 216) yields strict justice (גבורה). The scientific claims are presented as the course states them.

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1 Proof from Atomic Infrastructure

According to the course, even at the level of nuclear physics, the situation is the same as at the level of letters or the definition in the holy language: the atomic infrastructure of the 15 fundamental elements gives the same result.

The 15 non-metals, by increasing atomic number: Boron B 5 · Carbon C 6 · Nitrogen N 7 · Oxygen O 8 · Fluorine F 9 · Silicon Si 14 · Phosphorus P 15 · Sulfur S 16 · Chlorine Cl 17 · Arsenic As 33 · Selenium Se 34 · Bromine Br 35 · Tellurium Te 52 · Iodine I 53 · Astatine At 85.

2 The Calculation: 389 + 1 = 390
5+6+7+8+9+14+15+16+17+33+34+35+52+53+85 = 389

The whole gives one additional unit, the Kollel: 389 + 1 = 390, a multiple of our two parameters: 15 × 26 = 390 (יה × יהוה = שמים).

3 Why the Kollel? Divine Mercy

According to the course, the added unit represents the Kollel (the collective unit in Kabbalah), the side of divine mercy accompanying this group. The 15 elements represent the feminine side (negative charge) and fill the role of strict justice, negative for us; mercy is therefore required to cement this group with an antithetical attitude.

4 389, the 78th Prime

According to the course, 389 is a prime number, the 78th in the series of primes. 78 = 3 × 26: three times the Divine Name (יהוה × 3). Even through the chronological order of primes, there is a triple presence of divine mercy.

The course’s table: Kollel, added unit, 389 + 1 = 390; prime number, 78th position = 3 × 26; final product, 15 × 26, 390 = שמים.

5 Concentrated Mercy Yields Strict Justice

According to the course, pure strict justice without mercy cannot stand: Adam, sinning on the day of his creation, should have died that same day if strict justice applied in its full dimension. Strict justice is entirely composed of mercy, present in such concentration that it turns into strict justice.

The Name of 26 (יהוה) written in full is worth 72; three times: 3 × 72 = 216 = גבורה, strict justice.

Example from Rav Darzi (which his teacher taught him): syrup can be drunk diluted in the right dose of water, but not pure syrup, too sweet: it is pure concentrate.

6 In Summary

Sum of the atomic numbers of the 15 elements = 389; 389 + 1 (Kollel) = 390 = 15 × 26; 389 is the 78th prime (78 = 3 × 26); triple presence of mercy; strict justice without mercy cannot stand; concentrated mercy × 3 = strict justice (216 = גבורה).

The course concludes: “This is the irrefutable proof that these elements constitute the ‘brain’ of all creation.”

Quiz — The 15 Elements and Nuclear Physics

Five questions to check

1
What is the sum of the atomic numbers of the 15 non-metals, according to the course?
With the Kollel: 390.
2
Which product gives 390?
יה × יהוה = שמים.
3
What rank among the primes does 389 occupy, according to the course?
78 = 3 × 26.
4
What does the added Kollel represent, according to the course?
The collective unit in Kabbalah.
5
What does 3 × 72 give, according to the course?
Concentrated mercy becomes strict justice.

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