My Kabbalah Diary

In this life, wherever, whenever, and whoever, always meet two choices or two circumstances or more that are contradictory to one another. And this term, we often heart as dualism, like the philosophy of yin-yang. However, in the Kabbalah world, is is different from this yin-yang concept, although there is no denying that. Like the spirit and soul, and body, they are nor something dualism, but it's about the oneness. Just like an inseparable couple with true love, they are still one in unity. Meanwhile, always there's tiferet, which is the giver of harmony or balancer that binds the differences into one union. Like the story of Leah And Rachel. Rachel was interpreted as black, and Leah was interpreted as white. In the Kabbalah world, white was interpreted as mystery, but black was interpreted as revelation. And we live together in a world that full of manifestations. And the definition of manifestation in Kabbalah's teaching is something that happens in the spiritual world,...

In creation, from the very beginning the heavens and the earth were created, the male and female aspects were inseparable from one another. Y-H-V-H is the male aspect of the Divine, and the female aspect of the Divine is the Shechinah. However, from these two aspects that exist within Y-H-V-H cannot be separated. Why, then, is Y-H-V-H the Divine always made up as the male aspect of the Divine? Because, from the consciousness of the Kabbalah, the Divine or Zeir Anpin, aspects that will get praise in the end will always be on the Masculine itself, and not on the woman. So, what about the human person himself? Every individual has male and female aspects. However, not everyone has the same aspects, but every individual has a male or female aspect that stands out. However, as creatures, we are all female or Malchut aspects of nature to receive, and because of that, every creation has a tendency to be selfish. And only the Creator has only a male aspect, that is, as a source. And therefore...