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Fully structured and optimized prompt template designed to enable Large Language Models (LLMs) to perform multi-layered, systemic, and symbolic Torah verse interpretation. The prompt supports Hebrew text analysis combined with Jewish mystical systems like PaRDeS, Gematria, the Tree of Life, and Hebrew letter cybernetics — structured across 8 layers of meaning. This prompt is designed to help AI models unpack the Torah not just as narrative, but as a living system of layered meanings, archetypal patterns, and cybernetic insights. It aligns well with ethical and holistic AI use by fostering rich spiritual discourse and interpretive depth. Features: Verse-level Hebrew text input and optional Jewish Orthodox Bible (JOB) reference Multi-layered interpretation across Peshat, Remez, Derash, Sod, Tree of Life, Cybernetics, Recursive Worlds, and Archetypes Structured fields for semantic clarity and machine-readability Rich tagging and symbolic archetype mapping Cybernetic modeling of Hebrew letter “families of intention” Systemic and mystical insights, including paradox and transformation cycles
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Fully structured and optimized prompt template designed to enable Large Language Models (LLMs) to perform multi-layered, systemic, and symbolic Torah verse interpretation. The prompt supports Hebrew text analysis combined with Jewish mystical systems like PaRDeS, Gematria, the Tree of Life, and Hebrew letter cybernetics — structured across 8 layers of meaning.
This prompt is designed to help AI models unpack the Torah not just as narrative, but as a living system of layered meanings, archetypal patterns, and cybernetic insights. It aligns well with ethical and holistic AI use by fostering rich spiritual discourse and interpretive depth.
Features:
Verse (choose)-level Hebrew text input and optional Jewish Orthodox Bible (JOB) reference.
Multi-layered interpretation across: Peshat, Remez, Derash, Sod, Tree of Life, Rcursive Worlds, and Archetypes.
Structured fields for semantic clarity and machine-readability.
Rich tagging and symbolic archetype mapping.
Hebrew letter “22 Charracters of intention”
Systemic and mystical insights, including paradox and transformation cycles
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