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Kabbalah Life Analysis

"The Holy One, blessed be He, made man by printing the image of the Kingdom of Heaven within him..."

 Many of the ways the word is spelled: kabala, kabbalah, kabbala, kabalah, qabala, qabalah, qabbalah, cabala, cabbala, cabbalah, cabalah. The system we follow is the undiluted, original and secretive Hebrew version (based on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life), which is being practiced in today’s world only by a handful of professionals.

 It's hard to avoid the fact of celebrities learning Kabbalah, that ancient discipline of Jewish mysticism. Stars like Madonna, Britney, Gwyneth, and Demi are all wearing red string bracelets and studying the mystic texts. By now, you can't help but wonder: what's the deal?? Why is the study of Kabbalah all the rage? Perhaps more important is the basic question:
What is Kabbalah?

 Kabbalah originated as Jewish mysticism and probably originated in oral teachings. It involves advanced understanding of religion, the wider universe, the nature of God, and man's place within everything. Much of it involves intense study and deciphering of Jewish scriptures, seeking additional, underlying meanings within the texts.

Kabbalah also involves additional teachings and understandings, such as the Tree of Life.

The Tree of Life

 The Tree of Life is a relational matrix of ten divine emanations through which God creates, sustains, and directs all worlds. Like God, the Tree is omnipresent, and exists eternally, beyond time itself. The emanations of the Tree are called Sefirot (singular: Sefirah), and through them, God's holiness is revealed and given to us. They are "the song that God sings" as Jason Shulman says. The Tree is holographic: each Sefirah contains the whole Tree. The Tree of Life ongoingly creates reality, sustains all worlds in each and every moment, and directs and holds everything with universal law and the Ever-flow of Abundance (Shefa).

Why Study the Tree of Life?

 The study of Kabbalah and the Tree of Life is ancient. The first universally acknowledged text about the Tree of Life (Sefer Yetzirah), was written down in 400, but the oral teachings are said to go back to Abraham. This tradition has not only stood the test of time; the teachings about the Tree together form a living entity that is always changing.

* The Tree teaches us about relationship, which is the whole purpose of Creation. In addition, it is a map of consciousness that expresses the relationship between us and the heavenly realm.
* As we become familiar with the Tree of Life, we begin to perceive it as a glorious light that beckons us to come closer to God. At the same time, the divine light of the Tree is a call to God, a source of blessing, and also a structure to support us to stand on the Earth.