Stan Tenen
Biography:
Stan Tenen is the Director of Research for the Meru Foundation. With a B.S. in Physics from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, Mr. Tenen has designed and produced optical and electronic equipment for doctors and surgeons, and holds several patents. In 1968, while examining the Hebrew text of Genesis, he noticed what appeared to be a pattern in the arrangement of the letters. This observation, which prompted thirty years of research into the history and mythology of the text, has led to a meaningful understanding of traditional teachings in a modern context. Mr. Tenen has presented his works to scientific and religious scholars throughout the United States and Israel, and has received praise for his insight and depth of knowledge.
Past Shows:
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time
Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returned to June 8, 1997 when Stan Tenen discussed Bible codes and consciousness. ... More »
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeQuantum Computing & Intelligent Design
Appearing for the entire four-hour show, Stan Tenen of the Meru Foundation presented material that interwove quantum computing, gesture & languages, 'the shape of information,' and notions of evolution. ... More »
Host: George NooryIntelligent Design Debate
Three guests, Richard C. Hoagland, Stan Tenen, and Mike Heiser, debated the idea of "intelligent design." Was humankind designed by God, superior alien life forms or neither? ... More »
Host: George NooryGeometric Metaphor in Genesis
Research director of the Meru Foundation, Stan Tenen, discussed the use of "geometric metaphor" in the Hebrew text of Genesis. He said academic scholars have understood Bible stories only as word-based, poetic metaphors. Tenen, however, believes there is profound mathematical meaning found in the letter sequences of Genesis. ... More »
Host: George NooryThe Biblical Alphabet & Consciousness
Researcher Stan Tenen (meru.org) shared his theories about meaning and consciousness that he has interpreted from the ancient Biblical alphabet. The text of Genesis, he said, can be looked at like a woven structure, where meanings are seen in the pattern, beyond just what the words spell out. This structure is like a software program that once activated in your mind can be a path to a higher view or enlightenment, he explained. Biblical Hebrew is an "acronym language," he continued, where "each letter can be read as a word, and each word as a sentence." ... More »
Host: George Noory