El duende de los números

if man is 5

then the devil is 6

then god is 7

man, devil and god

« ... si se toma un grupo de objetos despojando a cada uno de todas sus propiedades, 

quedará siempre, al final, su número, 

lo cual parece indicar que el número es algo irreductible» 

(Carl Jung y los números)

Capítulo cuarenta y siete

clouds, high place, fortress, waves
[in Sepher Sephiroth] 

The Number 47

The number 47 has been called the quintessential random number.

Buckminster Fuller introduced a class of numbers called Scheherazade numbers, named for a character in One Thousand and One Nights. Mathematicians call these numbers "prime-factorial" or "primordial" numbers. The number 47 has been called the cosmic random element, the agent of infinite change.

Aleph: el loco

In Hebrew gematria, "a fool" and "foolish" equal 47, giving it resonance with The Fool card of the Tarot. Other words with this value have these definitions: mute, sacred or altar-height, shrines or chapels built on eminences; strong-holds; grave-mound, sepulcre, to cut off; divide; measure; bind together; be strong, valiant; a dividing; ell or cubit; mighty men, warriors, to be clean, bright, pure, "Mole" or "Weasel," to be honored, renowned; to be great or chief, to be noble; excellency, preciousness.

Source: 47 at Synchromysticism Wiki

Our journey on the Tree of Life

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Capítulo (cuarenta y) siete:

despertando en un bosque,

reencontrando instantáneas de un sueño,

releyendo el guión de una vida,

recuperando la claridad del silencio.