User talk:219.90.191.220

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Hi, you mad a comment at Kabbalah giving some of your own research.

First thing to say is, Wikipedia is not a forum for original research, no matter how convincing it may seem. It is only intended to publish information that has already been given elsewhere by reliable sources. Wikipedia editors merely research, find this information and add it to articles with appropriate citations. We don't add our own ideas or even our own syntheses of existing information.

But I can't resist noting a few things to you: (1) Final Fantasy has nothing to do with Kabbalah that I know of, unless the game writers cribbed some material (probably without understanding it). (2) The 'number of the beast' according to the Book of Revelations is 666, not 666*10, and where do you get 6660 from as the number of fallen angels? (3) There are ten Sephiroth, so how/why might they be numbered 1111 to 9999 (implying 8888 Sephiroth!)? (4) What's this about a white Book of Life and a black Book of Death? (5) Where do you get the attributions you give for 10, 11 and 12? I've not come across these before. (6) Why do you think the 'right hand path' is associated with the sephiroth and the 'left hand path' with the qlippoth? Both white and black magicians deal with both sephiroth and qlippoth. (7) 0, 00 and 000 are related to Ain, Ain Suph and Ain Suph Aur, different 'states' of unmanifest God. They are before form, word or concept, and most certainly don't relate to animal, plant and mineral!

Kabbalah is an immensely interesting study, but believe me, sci-fi movies and games are not an introduction to it. Fuzzypeg★ 00:19, 20 May 2008 (UTC)