Tetragrammaton And Yhvh Options

Tetragrammaton and YHVH (yod heh vau heh) . . . .

I'm to understand that the reference "Tetragrammaton" and "YHVH" aren't necassarily the same thing.

Tetragrammaton is a greek word referring (occult-wise) to the four principal elemental components of the Divine Body
YHVH are the four-fold power of the body of the divine (GOD) in any particular manifest aspect. (a semetic/hebrew theological origin)

Is that right . . . the four-fold YaHoWaH and the (nearly barbarous name) Tetragrammaton aren't necassarily referring the the exact same concept ?

(this make sense in light of the Triangle of Art . . . though I'm not using the archangelic binding/controlling formula, only the three greek barbarous names of manifestation)

This post has been edited by palindroem: Aug 27 2006, 11:54 AM

That's an interesting idea Palindroem and I definitely admire your inquisitive spirit.

But like most others here I've always heard that Tetragrammaton and YHVH were the same thing. Why? Because you were allowed to pronounce ADNI and AGLA and othe godnames but YHVH was "unpronouncable"...either because it was forbidden or because no one knows the "true" prounciation (this is according to tradition of course).

So I'm just curious but where did you first get the idea that the Tetragrammation and YHVH were different? What evidence have you found to support this?

It seems like an interesting concept and I'd like to know more.