How does one say "I" or I AM in Hebrew?

[Honza]

And how does it relate to YHWH or Yahweh?

Here's a good explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_that_I_Am

[Honza]

I saw that, thankyou. Some of the guys here have a better understanding of the subject than that.

hey why do u say yahwe? just curious

[RabbiO]

Originally Posted by heartsmart

hey why do u say yahwe?

As opposed to??

B'shalom,

Peter

[Honza]

Originally Posted by heartsmart

hey why do u say yahwe? just curious

It is a long story.....apparently Jehovah is a mispronounciation of Yahweh. It is very complicated and I've been over this before in my head, but some reminders would help.

[Honza]

I just found on an English-Hebrew translator on the internet that the English "I" in Hebrew is

אני

How does one say that in English?

[lenvdb64]

I AM = E-he-Yeh where "e" is the sound in "bed"

Written as Eheyeh

Eheyeh asher eheyeh = I AM that I AM (denoting a process of becoming.)

[Honza]

Originally Posted by lenvdb64

Eheyeh asher eheyeh = I AM that I AM (denoting a process of becoming.)

Which also means Yahweh?

[Miss Hepburn]

Ok, can you imitate with your mouth the sound of waves breaking on the beach?
Of course not. Neither can we say the Holy Name of God...which
was before tongues, pens or paper or HUMANS! Ha...

But, you could try...."Wooooooshhh-shaaaaaah"
or "Haaaaah-shoooooo"...."aaaaah roooooooosh"

Do any come close? Yes and no....'Are' these sounds the actual sound of waves on a shore?
No.

Yahweh,YHWH, Aum, OM, HU is an attempt of the sound, the vibration, the Word that is the
Sat Naam or True Name, the Holy Name of God that Jesus says first in his prayer...
'Hallowed be..." and that we should not take in vain.

The Name of God represented by Yahweh is an attempt at the sound of His Name.

This is not rocket science, but odd for Westerners that have never learned this.
It's just research into the wisdom of gurus and yogis...the gurus
worth their salt don't give a mantra they reveal 'This'...the Unspeakable Name that is within all of us...
that vibration, that sound that is everywhere and in everything.