1st Sephiroth - Kether

The Qabalistic Tree of Life series, lesson 1 of 10

[@cameronr59]

The audio distortion towards the middle made poor Ann sound like Ursula for a little bit.

[@mrjo3773]

The video for Hokhmah is private. Can you please make it public?

[@JumpingFrog82]

Great series! But, can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE change the privacy setting on the Chokmah video, so we can hear it?! Thanks !!!

[@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268]

Agreed free the chokmah and stop being a deusche, why would it be private anyways

[@denawalles9653]

@@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268 When one uploads a video it asks you if it's public, private.....etc. Probably just accidently selected the wrong one. It's super easy to do and not so easy to catch.

[@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268]

@@denawalles9653 You addressed the wrong person that was jumpingfrog82 at the top

[@denawalles9653]

@@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268 🤦 thank you

[@davids7012]

The Video for the 2nd Sephiroth has a privacy setting that keeps it from being viewed. Thank you for sharing

[@denawalles9653]

LOL so today I've been watching videos on the Qliphoth and I swear I thought I was hearing the Devil LOL when Ms Annes voice started sounding ...well...you heard it. Thankfully it cleared up because I had all ready broke out my lighter and Sage LOL

[@friendz777]

Like many of the aspirants here, please may we have the 2nd Sephiroth available. The talks by Ann Davies are wonderful so thank you for sharing.

[@MrJohnDocHolliday]

In Kabbalah, the Sephirot are the ten emanations or aspects of the divine that serve as a framework for understanding the nature of God, the creation of the universe, and the spiritual realms. Each Sephirah represents a particular attribute or quality of the divine, and together they form a dynamic system of spiritual and cosmological principles. When considering the story of Adam and Eve from a Kabbalistic perspective, the Sephirot can offer insights into the spiritual dynamics at play: Adam: In Kabbalah, Adam represents the archetypal human being and is often associated with the Sephirah of Tiferet. Tiferet, located in the center of the Sephirotic tree, represents harmony, beauty, and balance. Adam's role is to harmonize and integrate the qualities of the other Sephirot within himself, reflecting the divine image. Eve: Eve is traditionally associated with the Sephirah of Malkhut, which represents the realm of the physical and material world. Malkhut is also associated with receptivity and the capacity to manifest divine energies. Eve's connection to Malkhut suggests her embodiment of the earthly aspects of creation and her role in bringing forth physical life. Interaction of Sephirot: The story of Adam and Eve can be understood as a reflection of the interaction and dynamics between the Sephirot. For example, the temptation and fall of Eve can be seen as an imbalance or distortion in the Sephirotic flow. This imbalance is rectified through the process of tikkun, the restoration of harmony and divine order within the Sephirotic structure. It's important to note that Kabbalistic interpretations of biblical stories, including Adam and Eve, can vary among different Kabbalistic schools and scholars. The above explanations provide a general framework, but specific interpretations and elaborations may differ. Kabbalistic teachings delve deep into the nature of existence and the divine, providing intricate metaphysical and spiritual insights. Exploring the Sephirot and their connections to biblical narratives can be a rich and profound journey within the framework of Kabbalah.

[@MrJohnDocHolliday]

In Kabbalah, the Sephirot are the ten emanations or aspects of the divine that serve as a framework for understanding the nature of God, the creation of the universe, and the spiritual realms. Each Sephirah represents a particular attribute or quality of the divine, and together they form a dynamic system of spiritual and cosmological principles. When considering the story of Adam and Eve from a Kabbalistic perspective, the Sephirot can offer insights into the spiritual dynamics at play: Adam: In Kabbalah, Adam represents the archetypal human being and is often associated with the Sephirah of Tiferet. Tiferet, located in the center of the Sephirotic tree, represents harmony, beauty, and balance. Adam's role is to harmonize and integrate the qualities of the other Sephirot within himself, reflecting the divine image. Eve: Eve is traditionally associated with the Sephirah of Malkhut, which represents the realm of the physical and material world. Malkhut is also associated with receptivity and the capacity to manifest divine energies. Eve's connection to Malkhut suggests her embodiment of the earthly aspects of creation and her role in bringing forth physical life. Interaction of Sephirot: The story of Adam and Eve can be understood as a reflection of the interaction and dynamics between the Sephirot. For example, the temptation and fall of Eve can be seen as an imbalance or distortion in the Sephirotic flow. This imbalance is rectified through the process of tikkun, the restoration of harmony and divine order within the Sephirotic structure. It's important to note that Kabbalistic interpretations of biblical stories, including Adam and Eve, can vary among different Kabbalistic schools and scholars. The above explanations provide a general framework, but specific interpretations and elaborations may differ. Kabbalistic teachings delve deep into the nature of existence and the divine, providing intricate metaphysical and spiritual insights. Exploring the Sephirot and their connections to biblical narratives can be a rich and profound journey within the framework of Kabbalah.

[@krinka1458]

Ooph. The many gods referred to planets and stars in the sky. Worship was just a way to connect with those energies. Those energies are also represented on the tree. Moses' mountain was the tree of life. It needed translation for obvious reasons.

[@raycosmic9019]

Supernals: Ain: Principle - Reality = That which is/That I am. Ain Soph: Property - Creative Intelligence. Ain Soph Aur: Attribute - Continuum of Being. 1. Kether: The. Absolute - all inclusive - Continuum - the All in One in All. That which is/That I am. That which is, that is nothing in particular (actual), is by definition everything in general (potential). What appears as separate and opposite is in Reality - Continuum.

[@JewessChrstnMystic]

Woah.. the voice distortion and change was a bit wild.

[@marinoblazic7382]

Nice,nice & nice chanel.. thx you for it

[@MarriageSupper06]

Yaaaaaaay this is school cool

[@fransgolden1068]

Something wrong with video, starts to go very slow halfway

[@roevswade]

Hey why is the 2nd one set on private?

[@denawalles9653]

@@roevswade 🤦 yeah and now when you click on the second one it plays but it isn't the second one it's the first one again 🤷 I'm not sure what they did here but I don't think they even monitor this anymore...or so it would seem

[@Petey0707]

5:26 - Kitty Kat!

[@ruthgoldbergives6945]

Hi BOTA 👋

[@wollymight]

can we get chokmah

[@1550592535]

mic failure or a channeled message of another spiritual entity using davies speech? Lol

[@glory2godinthehighest501]

*Intention setting & goal setting

[@phillipadams4691]

Sephiroth is plural. 1st sephira.

[@mouseandryforever6848]

To me the big bang theory is kinda weird. Sounds like some dude fantasizing lol. How about the big womb?