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Kabbalah Anonymous Windmill of Tolerance

03/28/2025 (Fri) 00:03:55 No. 8140

Kabbalah is a way of reading the bible, more accurately it refers to reading the Torah within the framework of Jewish mysticism. Withing this practice, the name of God, conventionally written in Roman letters as YHVH, is used as the key for understanding the bible text. "The original name of God in Hebrew, often referred to as the Tetragrammaton, is יהוה (YHWH). It holds deep significance and is considered sacred. Its exact meaning and pronunciation have been the subject of theological exploration for centuries. Here's a breakdown of its letters: י (Yod): Represents a point of creation or the beginning. It signifies the hand, power, or action, symbolizing divine creation. ה (He): Symbolizes revelation or breath. It can be seen as an expression of existence and life. ו (Vav): Represents connection or a hook. It symbolizes joining or bridging, indicating a link between divine and earthly realms. ה (He): Appears again, reiterating the idea of revelation or breath, emphasizing the dynamic aspect of divine presence. Together, the name is often interpreted to reflect "He who brings into being" or "He who causes to exist." It conveys the essence of eternal existence and creative power. The name is so revered that it is traditionally not vocalized, and substitutes like "Adonai" (Lord) or "HaShem" (The Name) are used instead." In a simplified manner of explaining them, they can be understood as follows, character for character: >immaterial, unmanifested (God before creation) >immaterial, manifested (the word, the law) >material, manifested (creation, the earth, man) >material, unmanifested (destruction and rebirth) These 4 forms, are also shown in the 4 readings of the Torah: >symbolic >allegoric >literal >as parable These are also present in there being 4 Gospels in the New Testament, which all somehow represent the 4 different letters of YHVH and their different angles on the original books by Moses. Kabbalah Tree This is an illustration of the manner in which God created the world and its inhabitants, as described in the Genesis book. In original Hebrew, God has different names depending on this actions, some or which are: Elohim (אֱלֹהִים) – This is the most prominent name used in the creation account (Genesis 1:1). It signifies God as the all-powerful Creator and Judge. YHWH (יהוה) – Often rendered as "LORD" in English translations, this is the sacred and covenantal name of God, revealed later in the Bible (appearing in Genesis 2:4 as YHWH Elohim). El Shaddai (אֵל שַׁדַּי) – Though not in the creation account, it appears later in Genesis (17:1) and translates as "God Almighty." Adonai (אֲדֹנָי) – Meaning "Lord" or "Master," reflecting God's authority. El Elyon (אֵל עֶלְיוֹן) – "God Most High," used later in Genesis (14:18-20). El Olam (אֵל עוֹלָם) – "Everlasting God," used in Genesis 21:33. These names give rise to the understanding that God has different forms, called emanations, or Sephiroth. These are in the image of the tree drawn as the spheres: Keter (כתר) – Crown: The divine will and unity, representing the infinite and unmanifest potential. Chokhmah (חכמה) – Wisdom: The spark of intuitive insight and creative force. Binah (בינה) – Understanding: The power of analysis, contemplation, and comprehension. Chesed (חסד) – Loving-kindness: Generosity, compassion, and the expansive aspect of love. Gevurah (גבורה) – Strength: Discipline, justice, and restraint to balance kindness. Tiferet (תפארת) – Beauty: Harmony, balance, and the integration of kindness and judgment. Netzach (נצח) – Eternity: Endurance, ambition, and the creative drive. Hod (הוד) – Splendor: Humility, gratitude, and the refinement of actions. Yesod (יסוד) – Foundation: Connection, communication, and the bridge between spiritual and material worlds.

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Malkhut (מלכות) – Kingdom: Manifestation, sovereignty, and the physical world. Which are also divided into 4 "worlds": Atzilut (אֲצִילוּת) – The World of Emanation: This is the highest, purest realm, closest to the Divine. It represents the unmanifest source of creation, where God's essence flows without form or limitation. Beri'ah (בְּרִיאָה) – The World of Creation: This world is the realm of Divine intellect and the seat of higher souls. It's where the blueprint for existence begins to take shape in abstract form, separated but still connected to the Divine. Yetzirah (יְצִירָה) – The World of Formation: The realm of emotions, angels, and symbolic forms. Here, the abstract concepts from Beri'ah take form and structure, becoming more concrete but still spiritual. Assiyah (עֲשִׂיָּה) – The World of Action: The lowest realm, where divine energy manifests in the physical universe. It represents the world as we experience it—the material and tangible realm of everyday life. In later theory, there is also the Kelipah, also spelled Qliphoth in modern occultism, meaning "shells" or "husks". These form, in some understandings, a shadow tree, which has negative spheres which correspond to the Sephiroth. These husks are negative qualities which conceal the power of God. According to the book Tanya Rabbati, there are 3 such Kelipah which must be destroyed, while the rest of them can be salvaged and re-incorporated with the person as they turn back to God.

Anonymous

03/31/2025 (Mon) 19:00:19 No. 8242 >>8272

Previously one of my online friends created a thing called Geburah fire, this was back during early discord days when real things were organized over at 4/x/ and it was possible to actually get good connections with real people. It's just 7 years and yet it feels like a different age back then. He shared the method and I copied it, creating my own version. It's one of the things which has proven to hold over time, where other things have become obsolete or less effective in new situations, the Geburah fire ring still works to block hostile energies when placed around yourself or others to a high degree. I've used various spells with specific functions for healing and recovery, but they're all single-cast effects which have to be recast again and again for a limited and specific effect. This lead to the conclusion that maybe I need to actually use kabbalah to create a new thing, based on the same old idea: the Chesed ring. I don't do well with vague concepts like those used in Kabbalah under most circumstances, but by now I know what the spheres stand for inside the body and am able to relate them to concrete functions. It didn't turn into a ring, but it's done. Presented to any reader: the Chesed healing sphere. Anyone skilled in energy work enough to see and direct energy, should be able to use it. Just ask and I can send a projection of this energy form to you, which you can build up in your own way after experiencing it.

>>8272

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 18:41:32 No. 8272 >>8273

>>8242 This seems to mean something like kindness or love. Is this compatible for people that don't practice kaballah at all? You can give one to me albeit im not sure ill be able to apply it since i never interact with the whole jewish kaballah thing.it doesnt mean anything to me.,I'm guessing since it says healing this ring restores where the other defends?I'm only hoping maybe someone near me or maybe a servitor can make use of it. I'm not expecting to apply it directly since outside of the idea of "fire shield" the other kaballah stuff feels distant. I tend to like spells that 'heal' more than anything though. Which is why I'm even thinking maybe something near me can use despite my what can be seen as aversion for the idea of the tree thing.its the type of thing you see everyone talking about in 4chan/x/ and they all say completely different things. They always make between somewhat,little or no sense to me.

>>8273

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 18:52:58 No. 8273 >>8275

>>8272 The kabbalah tree made zero sense to me before reading the book attached to the OP, which explains how it was created, directly based on the text in Genesis, through many years of deep study. I still didn't see anything in it or how it relates directly until this year, after a very long process of creating mental schematics of the body's energy functions and the organs. Reading the Tanya Rabbati helped also, because it directly talks about the heart, the organ, as the source of one kelipah/qliphoth, which makes it very concrete. A "husk" or "shell", that's what the heart or other organs kind of look like. The direct organic, biological understanding, is what was missing for me. The concept that good or evil can be seen in DNA, and in the organs of the body directly. I've sent the energy form to you. When active, if using what I created, it will create a sphere or bubble around you, a system made up of many layers, which purify, heal and transform negative energy into beneficial energy.

>>8275

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:04:13 No. 8274

Posting it here if anyone is interested. The main text is still the 5 books of Moses, also called the Torah or when other books are added, the Old Testament. If you don't have a grasp on them, and have at least to some degree attempted to read those cover to cover, you won't understand the references here. Jesus shocked and impressed people by his knowledge of the Torah, which was an esoteric text few had direct knowledge of. Not reading it first, will place the New Testament out of context and make it incomprehensible. Once you know what Jesus and his disciples are talking about, you can also see where they are wrong, and why. It also helps to understand the Quran, which is a second commentary, referencing both the Torah and "The Gospel". Having no pre-knowledge of the Torah, makes both of them easy to misinterpret, which may lead to extremism. It's the same with this book.

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:05:56 No. 8275 >>8276 >>8280

>>8273 Yeah I can't really get this thing either so I just kind "activate". If it works then fine. Although with the idea of having part of me directly interfacing the Astral I can ask them instead. I need to be in the Astral to do magic the way I do things.having a team or even servitors/tulpas works around that but also means I don't see the effects myself. There. That's about as far as my ability of "activating" what you describe. I might have created a simple sphere.

>>8276 >>8280

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:10:31 No. 8276 >>8277

>>8275 Alright,I shared something with it and made it make me a sphere. That part is atleast there.

>>8277

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:14:24 No. 8277

>>8276 I also saw a key.

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:38:41 No. 8280 >>8281

>>8275 I tried to recreate the effect I noticed can be achieved by sleeping with vampires in their astral form. I noticed that my recovery was much better when I woke up if I made a vampire stay with me all night. Which is kind of unpractical as a recovery method. It's not that there aren't a lot of astral vampires to borrow (kidnap), it's just the reliance that doesn't feel right. If it works, it should create a self-radiating function which has a similar effect on yourself and those around you to a lesser degree.

>>8281

Anonymous

04/01/2025 (Tue) 19:42:50 No. 8281

>>8280 Interesting. I actually(starting fromt his week) had a sort of dream of being around a vampire girl like that. Perhaps it did have that effect.

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