Hey Heh Hei

Three lines: thought, speech, action

Three dimensions : height, width, depth 

Heh is the dalet with an extra foot 

A foot in the door : Presence

Heh the fifth Hebrew letter holds within it 

The month of Nisan, the head of all months

New year of Kings, whose Priestess is Maiden, 

Youth dancing her drum to the temple 

Beating the sound of victory over Winter

Ushering in Spring, reawakening

Autonomy, Liberation, Sovereignty

Hineini begins with a heh and

It means "Here I Am" the answer given 

When the Divine asks "Where are you?" 

Ideally we answer, "Present. Ready. 

Available to do the thing, whatever it is." 

We raise our hand to show the five fingers

Heh rules over the Ram of fire-sign Aries

The Ram: an animal in Torah most frequently 

Sacrificed to the One and roasted by fire 

The Ram: the Egyptian deity Khnum 

Whom we slay in the presence of the oppressor 

Whose blood we use to paint our doorposts 

To spare our own lives as the plagues 

Rain down on those around us 

The Ram whose burnt body we eat in haste 

As we run from our bondage

The Ram whose horn becomes our instrument 

Our breath the wind creating sound 

Through its hollowness, voicing

The wail of the heartbroken

Heh governs the Liver in our bodies 

That heaviest organ, honoring gravitas

The one that discerns and filters out toxicity

Even while we are poisoning ourselves with

Strong drink, telling the story of Exodus 

From the narrows, through the sea that split

Retracting as we ran toward the wilderness

The liver is here for us, silently purifying our blood

Heh the foundation of sight where, first, we show up and 

Declare our availability for service and, only then, 

Are we shown - do we see - the way forward. 

The word "light" occurs five times in our creation story

Giving us the illumation with which to perceive

Two of the four letters of the tetragrammaton: 

Yud HEH Vav HEH, the Presence of HEH 

"Here I Am" appears twice in The Name

Implying: 50% of Divinity is just showing up