Rabbi Shimon (Zohar 1a) referred to Song of Songs 2:12 to explain the Hebrew word Bereshit.
The time of pruning has come;
The song of the turtledove
Is heard in our land.
He explained that the term "Blossoms" specifically denotes the initial six days of the act of creation. The Hebrew word for "Blossoms," הנצנים, has a gematria value of 245, which is identical to המוקדמים, meaning "the first ones."
Later on, Rabbi Shimon explains that "The time of singing has come" refers to the fourth day of creation, which was the time of the singing of the tyrants (Isaiah 25:5), in reference to it being the time when the evil shells -קליפות - and judgments -דינים- are fortified.
You subdued the heat with the shade of clouds,
The singing of the tyrants was vanquished.
The phrase "Singing of the tyrants," זמיר עריצים, holds a Mispar Siduri value of 148, which is equivalent Siduri to the combined value of the words for klipot and dinim, קליפות דינים.