A beautiful necklace and Tree Of Life pendant.Great to wear yourself or as a special gift.
The necklace comes in a lovely red organza gift pouch. Beautiful. Elegant. Heart-felt.
The package contains:
*1 Tree Of Life pendant and necklace
*1 red organza gift pouch
Measurements
The length on the cord is 42 cm/16 inch.
- The size of the pendant is 30 mm/1.2 inch.
Free postage for any additional necklace!
The
Tree of Life, or Etz haChayim in Hebrew, is a classic descriptive term
for the central mystical symbol used in the Kabbalah of esoteric
Judaism, also known as the 10 Sephirot. Its diagrammatic representation,
arranged in 3 columns/pillars, derives from Christian and esoteric
sources and is not known to the earlier Jewish tradition. The tree,
visually or conceptually, represents as a series of divine emanations
God's creation itself ex nihilo, the nature of revealed divinity, the
human soul, and the spiritual path of ascent by man. In this way,
Kabbalists developed the symbol into a full model of reality, using the
tree to depict a map of Creation. The symbolic configuration of 10
spiritual principles (11 can be shown, of which - Keter and Da'at are
interchangeable), Jewish Kabbalah usually refers to the symbol as the 10
Sephirot, while non-Jewish Christian Cabala and Hermetic Qabalah
generally terms it universally as the Cabalistic/Qabalistic Tree of
Life. This metaphor derives from Judaic Kabbalah, though is understood
less universally. In the Jewish Kabbalist view, both of the two trees in
the BiblicalGarden of Eden, the Tree of knowledge of good and evil and
the Tree of Life were alternative perspectives of the Sephirot: the full
array of 10 as seen respectively from the last Sephirah Malkuth, and
the middle Sephirah Tiferet.[1] From the Renaissance onwards, the Jewish
mystical concept was adopted by some esoterically inclined Christiansas
well as some Hermeticists. Among the Christian Cabalists,[which?] the
sephirot were also called Dignities, referred to by Latin, instead of
Hebrew, names.[citation needed]Christian Cabala also places emphasis on
Christ as Sustainer and Preserver of the Universe, and the Malkuth of
Jewish Kabbalah is absent, as it is considered of a different
order-of-being.[citation needed] Hermetic Qabalah's use of the Tree
continues as a contemporary Western esotericism tradition,with
alternative Esoteric Christian and Occultist emphases.
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