i have no intention in protecting the man,
         i have an instrument i have to guard:

                                      Y
                ­        
                    H                                H

­

                                      W

and that's it! but what of the initiation?
   in making the symbol, as the rites
of catholics and the orthodox have shown

                              forehead

   left shoulder                            right shoulder




                        centre of rib-cage

yes, the rib-cage salutation represent the heart...

  the difference being:

                                     1
                4                                      3



   ­                                  2

which is catholic (protestants do not perform
this gesticulation) -
                                    the orthodox arithmetic?

                                     1
                3                                      4



   ­                                  2                              

or how catholics don a wedding ring on
   the right hand, on the ring finger -
while protestants don their wedding ring
on the left hand, on the ring finger...

the gesticulation hits a third alternative that
abandons protestant sensibility, due to the hay-chys
being placed outstreched:
            to spell out the tetragrammaton
      in the according sequence:

                                     1
                2                                      4



   ­                                  3

alternatively: the interchange of 2 with 4 and
4 with 2... depending on your copernican
                   argument of how to pin-point
n.e.w.s. (north east west south)
                             on a "flat earth" argument
when that's... really necessary when reading
a map, and needing to go from point a (genesis)
   to point b (exodus);

i'm really surprised the orthodox volk do not
write from right to left,
      like semites...
                  if they were truly orthodox
they'd imitate the semitic impression of writing
from right to left, rather than write
                as the europeans do: from left to right.