My Kabbalah Diary

The color blue belongs to the aspect of Malchut. Then, what is the definition of blue in Kabbalah consciousness? It is true, God's Throne is identified with the color blue, namely sapphire. The word sapphire comes from the word sfirah, which is a crown or throne. In the meaning of the word blue here, Throne of God and along with the Shekinah, is Malchut. If we understand more deeply what the spiritual meaning of the color blue is, the Zohar has led us to see the miracle that God did through the intercession of Moses, namely freeing the Israelites from slavery in the land of Egypt, namely dividing the Red Sea. Here, we can imagine that if we are facing the beach, one color that we will see is blue. Both from the sky and the blue sea. So whatever we see about blue will always remind us of one thing, namely the Throne of God and Pesach or Passover. God's T hrone and Pesach have the same meaning, which is a judgment through God's sight. Then, what will judgment be like in the ...

  Every one of us knows who Noah is from the story of the ark and the flood of his day. Noah built the ark with his family according to what the Creator ordered. But each of us has probably had dreams or visions that are almost similar to Noah's and his ark, that is, someone is dreaming that he is in a very large ark, surrounded by many people, and also in the ark there is a very wide sail. Even though all of this is only based on dreams and visions, we also need to understand the meaning of a dream or vision. From the story of Noah and his family, they will become a standard in the spiritual world.  First, the sea. The sea is Malchut, and enters into the aspect of judgment, or the aspect of receiving. Because the sea is as wide as possible, all the rivers drain all their water into the ocean. So that in dreams or visions too, the sea speaks something of need or fulfillment. and the waves of the sea speak of movement. Because without wind and sea waves, it was very difficult f...

  Every time we hear bread and wine, some Christians will be left behind with the Holy Communion which is always held in church. However, this banquet, which was served with bread and wine, was not the first time when Jesus celebrated Holy Communion with His twelve disciples. But the first person recorded in the Bible who held such a banquet, was when Abraham entertained a Salem king named Abimelech. And Abraham served him with bread and wine. Of course, to talk about this passage about bread and wine is not only from a Christian perspective, but from a Kabbalah point of view. Bread is included in the aspect of Malchut, and is represented by the moon. White round bread symbolizes an agreement. And wine itself is a symbol of love, harmony and joy. Wine that has blood, because it is red. And red is also blood belonging to the Malchut aspect group. If we remember the Holy Communion, some churches still do it by breaking white round bread, which means changing an old testament. And win...