Sepher Jezirah (Kabbalah) |
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Der Zohar is the most important work of Kabbalah.
The name means "Splendor or Radiance" and goes back on texts of the prophets
Ezechiel (Ez 1,28; 8,2) and Daniel (Dan 2,31; 12,3).
It is a mystical commentary on the Torah (the five books of Moses).
Further books are the Sepher Ha-Bahir, the Clavicula Salomonis and the Sepher Jezirah, the book of creation (Jah Jahve Sebaoth : Jesaja 6.3) :
Sepher Jesirah [1894, Lazarus Goldschmidt(1871-1950) ; El. Levi u.a.]
Chapter II :
Chapter IX :
Chapter XIII
P.S : In the Kabbalah the Good is in the Sephiroth(Cores) and the Evil is in the Qlippoth(Shells), with which the lower creation is built up. |
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Comment of the author:
The divine "NAME" is the SCHEM (Reschit) or LOGOS or SHABDA, which cant
be spoken because it is a primary force and the synthesis of the vibrations and of the Mantrams and the Formulas.
On the buddhic plane it becomes "OM", the "Pranava".
A view of Hinduism :
The order of the letters in a mantram is important too(=sequence of effects -> JHW ; JWH etc.).
Science ends at a certain border where no numbers exist(forces of infinity, mahashunya). The divine world is not understandable for the intellect. Many hight laws of spiritual nature can be described with mathematics. At the moment man does not have the intuitive intellect to describe these higher worlds even though there are attempts to describe the world with more then three dimensions. How could he describe something that he does not know !
The apocalypse(revelation) 14 of St. John in the "New Testament" describes God a bit
different than the cabbalists : " ...the anger of the lamb and of the one who sat on the throne".
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