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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Any Jewelry, post: 257215, member: 2844&quot;]Yes Sonnabend means saturday, and Hase means hare. Hares have longer ears than rabbits, these hares have long ears.</p><p>H. Sonnabend knew his/her philosophy.</p><p>Amor intellectualis is a famous term introduced by the 17th century Dutch-Portuguese-Jewish philosopher Baruch Spinoza. It is short for &#039;amor intellectualis Dei&#039; the intellectual love for God.</p><p>I believe Sonnabend is a German Jewish surname.</p><p>&#039;Tat Tvam Asi&#039; is Sanskrit and an important term in Hindu mystic philosophy. It translates to something like &#039;that are you&#039; (that you are, you are that) and means that one&#039;s core being is part or the entirety of the &#039;ultimate reality&#039;, which is the origin of all that is.</p><p>Sorry, I couldn&#039;t find a beter way of explaining these terms.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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