Sefer Aleph — Etz HaReishit
The Tree of Origin: Aleph as the first tilt from Ein Sof into expression. One Field, ten sefirot as modes, 22 letters as directions, 231 Gates as interactions.
The Celestial Library of the 231 Gates
The Quantum Etz Chaim in book form.
The Library gathers long-form work around the Quantum Etz Chaim: Sefer Aleph, the Trees of Stone and Mirrors, and volumes that weave Kabbalah, physics, and story into one field of light.
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Seferim as orbiting branches of the one Quantum Etz Chaim.
What lives in this Library
A forest of Sefer-Trees: 22 primary volumes aligned with the Hebrew letters, plus companion works like Rider of the Forgotten Star and Ivrit HaOr.
Sefer Bet — Etz HaMar’ah
The Tree of Mirrors: Bet as the house, inside/outside, left/right. Reflection and reversal across the pillars of the Etz Chaim.
Sefer Gimel — Etz HaShe’arim
The Tree of Gates: Gimel as the go-between. Architecture of the 231 Gates as paths of consciousness and configuration space.
Featured & in-progress works
These are some of the trunks growing first. Many are still in drafting and will unfold over time.
Sefer Aleph — Etz HaReishit
Preface and Chapter Aleph in progress. A modern voice walking through the Ari, quantum fields, and how “one excitation” becomes ten sefirot and 22 letters.
Etz HaEven — The Stone Tree
A novel rooted in a piece of petrified wood found by your son Matthew. Stone as frozen light, memory, and covenant.
Etz HaMar’ah — The Tree of Mirrors
A narrative meditation on reflection: how the left-hand, Gevurah-side of the Tree becomes Chesed in the mirror.
Rider of the Forgotten Star
Western-planetary romance series, orbiting the same Field: kavod, family, and strange new skies over a forgotten star.
Ivrit HaOr
Sacred Hebrew learning: 22 letters plus אלף עולם, flaming scripts, gematria, audio, and meditations for each ot.
Future Sefer-Trees
Trees of Snow, Water, Fire, and Song—each a way the Quantum Etz Chaim expresses itself as a world.
Sefaria Gateway
A doorway from LuminaNexus into the free Sefaria library: Tanakh, Talmud, Midrash, halakhah, and more, with on-page popups for sources like Berakhot 2a or Genesis 1:1.