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Kabba

Mystically, the term Kabbala refers to a set of symbols called Sefires and the Divine Names associated with them. It includes practices, meditation techniques, concentration techniques on these names, as well as prayers associated with the respective symbols. They are ways through which the divinity manifests itself in the physical plane, but they are also principles through which the practitioner can come to know God, the Sephiras representing one of the ways through which we can experience God or be face to face with him in similarly to prophets, patriarchs, Jesus or apostles.

To see the Divine face is a supreme honor. To say the same thing in a simplified and more mundane way, it is necessary to know the name of the person with whom we want to meet and with whom we want to end up sitting face to face. In the same way, to be able to see the face of God, it is indispensable to know His name.

Kabbalah insists that we must come to see the Divine face, the aspects of God, in both the inner and outer worlds. The soul or Divine spark within us is constantly seeking to understand the ways of Divinity and apply them in the physical plane.

Kabbalah teaches us that the forms we see every day are only masks that cover things and spiritual aspects, principles through which all creation manifests. By becoming aware of these, we become, in fact, aware of how God manifests himself at every level of creation, how He wants to perceive it, experience it, feel it, etc.

The main teachings of Kabbalah aimed to explore and find answers to fundamental questions related to:

• The nature and attributes of God and the image of God.

• The development of cosmology.

• The mystery of the creation of angels and the human race.

• The destiny of humanity and angels.

• The nature of the human soul and its connection with divinity.

• Nature of cosmic forces — angels, demons, elemental energies, etc.

• The hidden meaning of the revealed laws and the Holy Gospels.

• Transcendental symbolism of numbers and geometric shapes.

• The mysteries contained in the Hebrew letters.

• Balance in the action of cosmic forces.

• Mysteries of divine revelation and prophetic states of consciousness.

• The mystery of reincarnation and the divine plan on earth.

Considering the vast height, depth, and spread of these metaphysical questions, one can only imagine the enormous amount of esoteric teachings, practices, and literature formed around Kabbalah over thousands of years.