777

Only downside it is not the Complete revised version. Also there’s like one table part missing which is annoying but other than that. Was great. I’m probably going to have to buy a revised version of 777 on the future though.

The book 777 is not properly formatted for Kindle. The charts are unusable and there is no attempt to present them as charts - they run on page after page with no delineation. Also, the symbols are not displayed: Arabic, Hebrew, Coptic, et al alphabets do not appear on the Kindle. Further, the books Gematria and Sepher Sephiroth are not included as they are in the print edition.If you wish to read this book, you must buy the print edition. The Kindle edition is completely unusable.

I have this work as a real book and treasure it for the clarity of its information around correspondences between everything from Hebrew letters to colors to herbs to planets, etc. Amazing piece of work, and even in book form it's clearly something that took a lot of care and understanding to lay out on consecutive pages. Not an easy task.The problem here is that at least when looking at the Kindle edition on my iPhone, there is no Hebrew character set, so there is a lot of confusing gobble-d-gunk. Beyond that, scrolling from page to page on a screen is not the same as thumbing back and forth between, say, page 16 and page 20 of a book. There is linear and jump-to browsing, which is really different than reading an actual book.But this is paradigm shifting stuff and maybe I'm just too old. The real problem still remains: no Hebrew character set. This makes this edition, at least on the iPhone, nearly useless.

The book versions are invaluable, but the formatting of the Kindle version renders it totally unusable. Complete waste of money and electrons.

Thinner than expected compared to other copies. But, it will suffice for my purposes