With its faces turned into Type A triangles and its six interior triangles becoming single tetractyses, the tetrahedron has 70 yods surrounding its central one. They signify the 70 degrees of freedom that define a 'Tree of Life pattern' and characterize a holistic object possessing sacred geometry. Given the bare polyhedron with four corners, 66 new yods needed to be added around its centre in order to construct its 3-dimensional form. 66 is the 65th integer after 1. This shows how ADONAI, the Godname of Malkuth with number value 65, prescribes the basic building block of solid geometry.

The four faces of the tetrahedron contain 20 red yods when turned into tetractyses. Their counterparts in the Tree of Life constructed from tetractyses are the red 20 yods in the tetrahedron whose vertices are located at Netzach, Hod, Yesod & Malkuth. The red yods at the centres of the four faces correspond to these Sephiroth of Construction. The remaining 50 yods in the tetrahedron comprise 36 black yods in its faces and 14 internal, black yods. Their counterparts in the Tree of Life are the 50 yods outside the tetrahedron. This shows how the Godnames ELOHIM with number value 50 and ELOHA with number value 36 prescribe the building block of solid geometry. The black hexagonal yods at the centres of the 6 internal tetractyses correspond to the 6 remaining Sephiroth. The 10 centres of faces or internal triangles are the counterparts of the 10 Sephiroth of the outer Tree of Life.