Garden Of Eden and Shir Hashirim
One of my favorite books in the Bible or the Book
of Tanakh, is the Song of Songs or Shir Hashirim. Even though it only consists of 8 chapters, and is
vulgar to some people's views, the book of Shir Hashirim is full of spiritual
meaning. And every time I think
of the Creator, the
Song of Songs accompanies me.
The book of the Song of Songs was written by King Solomon, that is, it has a spiritual meaning, the King of Peace. And apart from that, another spiritual meaning of King Solomon is the Supernal King. And the Song of Songs, included in Tiferet, after the order of the two books written by King Solomon himself which are recorded in the Bible, namely, Proverbs or Mishlei as an aspect of Chesed, and Ecclesiastes or Kohelet as an aspect of Gevurah. And when we read the Zohar book, the writings in the Song of Songs are always quoted, and are the most quoted. Rav Akiva once wrote that Shir Hashirim is the holiest of holiest of the other books, because it contains any very high spiritual meaning. Then, what is the purpose and mystery written in this Shir Hashirim Book?
The book of Shir Hashirim mostly writes about the
world of flora and fauna, and because of that, Shir Hashirim will bring to each
of its readers, namely the Garden of Eden. Yes! The meaning and atmosphere of
the Shir Hashirim will lead us to feel the beauty of the Garden of Eden itself,
the Supernal King, namely Zeir Anpin, and the Sulamite is the symbol of the aspect of Malchut, namely
Female. So, the Song of Songs itself is the only book that describes the beauty
of love in the Garden of Eden, namely God's Garden. A love story that is not
only about King Solomon and the Sulamite girl, but also between Eve and Adam,
and a love story between the Creator and humans. The Shir Hashirim is the only
book that proves spiritually, is a strong connection between the Creator and
human life. And The Divine really longs for restoration of connection between Himself and humans.
Love and Light, Nuriella.
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