The Meeting Tent
An initiative of Meru Foundation
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An initiative of Meru Foundation, a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing the research of mathematician Stan Tenen.
A place to encounter a discovery that could change how humanity understands itself — and to support bringing it to the world.
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A three-dimensional geometric form derived from the first verse of Genesis — and a map of human consciousness built into the structure of the hand.
In 1968, mathematician Stan Tenen recognized a pattern in the first verse of the Hebrew text of Genesis. Years of research revealed that the letters of that verse fold into a vortex-shaped form — a model of the human hand.
When placed on the hand, the First Hand™ model displays each letter of the Hebrew alphabet through a specific gesture, each corresponding to the letter's meaning. Unique, universal, and timeless — it is a meditative tool, a work of art, and a bridge between science and spirituality.
Currently in development. We are seeking partners to bring this extraordinary object to the world.
An interactive app that makes learning the Hebrew alphabet engaging and accessible — exploring each letter through meaning, geometry, and hand gesture.
Kabbalistic tradition teaches that each letter of the Hebrew alphabet is sacred, containing what we might call higher dimensional attributes. Kabbalah Cybercube is a fun, interactive, and inspiring way to explore those attributes.
Based on the geometric research of Stan Tenen, the app places all 27 letters on a 3×3×3 cube. Users fly through the cube and enter each letter's own room — where six walls reveal the letter's meaning, history, hand gesture, meditation, and more through film, research, and interactive graphics.
Currently in development. To learn more or support this project contact us at meruwest@gmail.com.
Stan Tenen's landmark book on the geometric origin of the Hebrew alphabet and its relationship to human consciousness.
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An Introduction to Meru Foundation Research. Using clips from archival video presentations, Stan Tenen introduces his 54-year investigation into the geometric structure of the Hebrew text of Genesis — exploring its relationship to the Hebrew alphabet, human consciousness, and the nature of creation. The essential starting point for anyone new to Meru Foundation research.
Watch on YouTube →Forty years of geometric research into the Hebrew text of Genesis, the alphabet, and the science of consciousness.
Visit meru.org →Looking for more? Visit our complete video library at meruvideo.com.
Meru Foundation is a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
A direct contribution to Meru Foundation supports the preservation and dissemination of Stan Tenen's research.
Donate at meru.org →Interested in the projects or the research? We welcome inquiries from supporters, scholars, and collaborators.
Get in touch →Meru Foundation is a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1983. For over forty years, the Foundation was dedicated to supporting the geometric research of mathematician Stan Tenen (1935–2022), who spent his life investigating the mathematical structure of the Hebrew text of Genesis and its relationship to the Hebrew alphabet, human consciousness, and the nature of creation.
Stan's research represents one of the most extraordinary and least-known intellectual achievements of the twentieth century. The Meeting Tent is an initiative of Meru Foundation dedicated to preserving and sharing this work — and to bringing its two flagship products, the First Hand™ Model and Kabbalah Cybercube, to the world.
For more information about Stan's research visit meru.org or watch his complete presentations at meruvideo.com.
