Ha Shamim השמים – The Heavens.
In the beginning God created (השמים) “the heavens” and (הארץ) “the earth.”
And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. – Genesis 1: 1-3
The Hebrew word (הארץ) “the Earth” has the “H” and the “A” (הא) in the beginning, and thereafter (רץ) “Rets,” yet, (הארץ) “the Earth” without the “A” is (הרץ) which means “Herald, Watcher, Overseer”.
Yet, if we disclose the letters of the Hebrew word (השמים) “The Heavens” in two words, we then read (השמ) Hashem, meaning “The Name” and (ים) Im, meaning “Ocean, Sea, Water.” Thus, (השמים) can also be translated as “The Name in the Ocean, Sea, or Water.”
(ים) “Im” is what the Hindus call the Akasha, which is the prime substance that fills the endless space (the Ain Soph). Thus,
“In the beginning the Elohim created by means of (השמ) the Name in (ים) the Water and by means of (הא) “the breath and the Logos” of the (הרץ) Herald of the dawn. Yet, the breath and Logos of the Herald of the dawn was without form, and void, since darkness was upon the face of the deep. …”
So (ים) the substance, which fills the empty endless space, the universe, hears the name, which is (השמ) “Hashem.” Listen: Hhhaaa Shem. In Hebrew, you pronounce the letter Hei or H as Hhhaa (a sigh), meaning “The,” because from the breath emerges everything. (השמים) Ha Shamim means “The Heavens,” but also means “The name in the ocean” of life or when read backwards: “Who Moshe?” And when “The name in the ocean” of life is uttered, then (הארץ) “The Earth” or “The breath and Logos of the Herald (“Who Moshe?”)—the Holy Spirit” appears.