Sag (or samekh-gimmel) of Adam Kadmon is the name of the third partzuf of the world of Adam Kadmon. This partzuf is born from the partzuf of Ab of Adam Kadmon through the process of fusion through collision. It is also called “partzuf of Bina of Adam Kadmon,” because it is the embodiment of Bina in the world of Adam Kadmon. The name Sag stems from the Tetragrammaton, the four-letter name of God, as follows: In each level of reality, the name of God, also referred to as the name of Havaya, is revealed in a unique manner to that level. This is expressed through the numerical value of the letters of the name, when it is written out in full, – that is, when each letter of the name is spelled out as a word on its own. The numerical value of the name of Havaya that is unique to the level of Bina is samekh-gimmel, or 63. This number results from filling out the letter heh with a yod, and the letter vav with an alef, as follows: Yod (yod-vav-dalet), heh (heh-yod), vav (vav-alef-vav), heh (heh-yod) (yod=10; vav=6; dalet=4; heh=5; alef=1).
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