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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Malchut
The tenth sefira is called malchut – “kingship”. It is the only one imbued with feminine energy…
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Torah: Our Map, Our Milk
Why does the Torah not state the specific day of Shavuot (and only refer to the festival with the names Shavuot, Day of the first fruits, and the festival of reaping)?
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Contrasting the Sefira of Yesod and Women
The sefira of Yesod is a pivotal concept in Kabbalistic thought, serving as a bridge between the Divine and the material world.
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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Hod
A single splendid rose sits on a table in its glass vase, alive with color and brilliance.
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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Netzach
Netzach is the fourth of the seven sefirot and the first of the second group. The first three are considered to represent a person’s upper body.
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Contrasting Women and the Sefira of Tiferet
Tiferet is a midda which takes the two previous middot and combines them into a midda greater than the sum of its parts.
