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- May 21, 2025 at 11:57 pm EDT in reply to: Reflect: Share something from the lesson that blew your mind, or even just gave you a new perspective. #439277
Carina
ParticipantBy actively engaging with these 125 levels below, I can open channels for the Sefirot’s light to permeate my soul, leading to personal transformation and spiritual enlightenment. This is very encouraging and give me a structure to follow and create a world of light within me:)
In Kabbalistic cosmology, the journey of the soul toward spiritual enlightenment is mapped through 125 distinct levels of ascent. These levels represent stages of increasing closeness to the Divine and are structured within the framework of the Five Worlds and their subdivisions.Kabbalah
🌌 The Structure of the 125 Levels
The 125 levels are derived from the combination of:5 Worlds: Each representing a stage in the emanation from the Infinite Divine Light (Ein Sof) to our physical reality.
5 Partzufim: Within each world, there are five configurations or “faces” of the Sefirot, known as Partzufim, which structure the flow of divine energy.
5 Sefirot: Each Partzuf contains five Sefirot, the fundamental attributes or emanations through which the Divine interacts with creation.
Multiplying these together: 5 Worlds × 5 Partzufim × 5 Sefirot = 125 levels. KabbalahMay 18, 2025 at 10:04 pm EDT in reply to: Preparation Question: What do you expect from the lesson? What do you desire to achieve from it? #438692Carina
ParticipantI desire to achieve the following:Â
1.Awakening the “Point in the Heart”: Recognizing the innate desire for spiritual connection and meaning.
2.Engaging in Collective Spiritual Work: Participating in group study and practice to enhance individual and collective growth.
3.Embracing the Lifelong Process: Understanding that spiritual development is an ongoing journey of self-refinement and connection.Carina
ParticipantShalom everyone, Carina from Red Deer, Canada. I’m excited to learn everything that one can learn from Kabbalah! 🙂
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