#ein sof

[starlitcrows]

a kind warmth, a protective wing, and a forgotten flare

[au fic here]

[nickysfacts]

All hail the Jewish Heartthrob of Darkness!

🖤🗡🖤

[hiddurmitzvah]

In hebrew, as it’s noted in the kabbalist book Zohar, the word for I (אני) and nothing (אין) contains the same letters. The book points out this interesting idea, that only the order (of the letters) makes difference between “me” and “nothingness” – in other words we are all nothing compare with the ein sof, the infinity of G-d. Only our mind, imagination and ego arrange the letters in a different order creating I.

I made this print based around this idea. In case you don't read hebrew, on the left side you read Ani - I, and on the right Ein - Nothing.

You can order this print through Etsy here.

[compassionmattersmost]

From Separation to Union: Rediscovering the Boundless Presence of God

“In the beginning, Elohim created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1) Introduction: The Question of Elohim These opening words of the Bible are familiar to millions. Yet hidden within them lies a mystery often overlooked. Why does the text use Elohim, a plural form, rather than a singular name for God? Is this merely a grammatical curiosity, or does it point toward something…

From Separation to Union: Rediscovering the Boundless Presence of God

[freespiritlilith]

Lilith is open and her worship does not exclude people not of jewish descent.

ALL ARE WELCOME to WORSHIP Lilith!

signed, a greatly Lilith loving jew! you can love her too! 🌬️💨💋

[kimchicuddles]

The perfection of striving toward unattainable perfection... TikvaWolf.com patreon.com/kimchicuddles (background reads: אֵין סוֹף, "without end")

[aainaalyaa]

“Abstenez-vous d'être trop désireux de changer le monde, de propager le changement à travers vos propres apprentissages tirés des pages d'une vie vécue par une autre, mais utilisez plutôt les connaissances acquises des cieux, dans le silence des silences, entre l'aube et le crépuscule, en vous transformant avant tout, comme le témoin de tout ce qui est la Volonté Divine.

— Mle. AainaA-Ridtz A R, Sesaat Di Dunia

[wisdom-and-such]

In Kabbalah, the divine light which emanates into the lower worlds does so through tzimtzim, ‘contractions’ veiling itself, in order that the Ein Sof (infinite light) may coexist with individuality without overwhelming it with total unity, yet still allowing the divine light to be perceived by the individual. The Shechinah denotes the divine light which is present in this realm of the physical world, also known as the feminine aspect of G-d’s infinity.