Malchut? Why Should There Be Judgment? What's Real Mean it?

Maybe for some people as a Kabbalah beginner, or for the first time reading the Zohar book, we will often read and come across the term Malchut. And when I myself just understood what Malchut was, how shocked I was, because like the Sabbath, the Temple Mount, the ocean, King David, they all refer to Malchut himself, even m
ore than that. The throne of the Kingdom of Heaven itself is Malchut. So what is the meaning of Malchut himself?

Malchut means kingdom, and to speak of Malchut is to speak of judgment itself. Maybe for some beginners the word judgment itself is something very terrible. But it is also undeniable in the spiritual world of Kabbalah. But in Kabbalah, judgment or Malchut has a much more meaning than that.In the spiritual world of Kabbalah, judgment is one of the characteristics of the Creator, and has become His secret side or mystery side.

And another meaning of Malchut in the Kabbalah world is manifestation. Manifestation is a prayer, a wish that comes true. And in fact, the blessings that we get also include Malchut or judgment.In Kabbalah, we learn that Malchut is not the real foundation of life, but Yesod is the basis of everything even though Malchut cannot be avoided.

So from this, we can also understand what Malchut really means. In Kabbalah teachings, what is at the center of our lives is not something we can see and feel, with our physical bodies. Rather Kabbalah has proven that the more that which is inaccessible to our physical body, the deeper into the spiritual world, the more it influences what happens in our physical world.

So, if we are constantly focused on Malchut, then our spiritual growth and life will not move upwards. At least, that which is our spiritual lowest point must pass the test on Yesod.And in Kabbalah too, it is taught that whoever continues to generate judgment, then he himself will get the judgment himself. 

How, then, can we free ourselves from judgment?Climb the spiritual ladder starting with Yesod, but remember that judgment will still exist and cannot be avoided in every creation, because judgment or Malchut is one of the characteristics of the Divine.