Sefer Jecira, the Book of Creation (the theory and practice of Kabbalah) is a rare, written form of ancient knowledge that has been passed down for centuries and even millennia only through personal instruction from the elect and word of mouth. This is the explanation for the fact that many versions were circulating in the public domain. Some versions suggest that it consciously contains differences from other versions, perhaps for the purpose of not making available to many all that can enable any mortal to create, more precisely, the art of creative formation from pre-existing material — and spirit —. If we take a closer look at the conciseness, language, utterance, and style of the Old Hebrew text, which is closest to the original, we conclude that the original creators of this Kabbalist Jewish source work, , they are the same age as the Vedas.