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The letter Shin was also stolen from the east. This letter has two ways of being spelled in Kabala one is Sin which is the name of the Pagan Moon God, Sin. And the other is Shin which is the Sanskrit letter for fire. Note the symbol of this letter in Hebrew is that of the trident which is placed in the head in Kabala. This is because Sin the Moon God rules the Moon chakra which is the sixth chakra in the head. This is also the Trident of Shiva. And Shiva's trident the head of this Trident in Hinduism is the symbol of the two serpents coming together at the third eye. Many of the images of the ancient wand of Hermes showed two Greek S letters coming together at the center of the head atop the wand. Meeting at the Moon chakra.
Note the name Hindu is originally from Sindu which means Sage in ancient Sanskrit and was also the name of a major river in India. It was named after Sin because the name Sin is the root title of the God Shiva and as such is a name of Shiva.[1] The God Shiva is the moon God in Hinduism but also is the God of fire which is spelled Shin. This letter in kabala was stolen from the ancient name of Shiva.
Source
[1]The Myths and Gods of India, Danielou
The Wisdom In The Hebrew Alphabet, Rabbi Munk
The letter Shin was also stolen from the east. This letter has two ways of being spelled in Kabala one is Sin which is the name of the Pagan Moon God, Sin. And the other is Shin which is the Sanskrit letter for fire. Note the symbol of this letter in Hebrew is that of the trident which is placed in the head in Kabala. This is because Sin the Moon God rules the Moon chakra which is the sixth chakra in the head. This is also the Trident of Shiva. And Shiva's trident the head of this Trident in Hinduism is the symbol of the two serpents coming together at the third eye. Many of the images of the ancient wand of Hermes showed two Greek S letters coming together at the center of the head atop the wand. Meeting at the Moon chakra.
Note the name Hindu is originally from Sindu which means Sage in ancient Sanskrit and was also the name of a major river in India. It was named after Sin because the name Sin is the root title of the God Shiva and as such is a name of Shiva.[1] The God Shiva is the moon God in Hinduism but also is the God of fire which is spelled Shin. This letter in kabala was stolen from the ancient name of Shiva.
Source
[1]The Myths and Gods of India, Danielou
The Wisdom In The Hebrew Alphabet, Rabbi Munk
