Four Worlds in Kabbalah

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The Four Worlds in Kabbalah are a hierarchical set of spiritual realms that describe the stages of divine emanation from the infinite Godhead to the material universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kabbalistic concept
doctrine of emanation
mystical cosmology
alsoKnownAs Arba Olamot NERFINISHED
Four Spiritual Worlds NERFINISHED
appliedTo angelic hierarchies
interpretation of Torah
levels of prophecy
structure of the soul
associatedWith Chaim Vital NERFINISHED
Isaac Luria NERFINISHED
Zoharic literature NERFINISHED
category Jewish mystical cosmologies
cosmologyType emanationist cosmology
describes hierarchical spiritual realms
stages of divine emanation
describesOrder from Atzilut to Assiah
developedIn Lurianic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
hasInterpretationIn Hasidic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
Mitnagdic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
hasPart Assiah NERFINISHED
Atzilut NERFINISHED
Beriah NERFINISHED
Yetzirah NERFINISHED
influenced Hasidic cosmology NERFINISHED
Jewish spiritual psychology
Kabbalistic interpretations of prayer
influencedBy Neoplatonic emanationism
earlier Jewish mystical traditions
languageOfOrigin Hebrew
models descent of divine light
relationship between God and creation
originatedIn medieval Kabbalah
partOf Kabbalah NERFINISHED
Lurianic Kabbalah NERFINISHED
purpose explain transition from infinite Godhead to finite creation
map levels of consciousness and spirituality
relatesTo Ein Sof NERFINISHED
Jewish mysticism NERFINISHED
Sefirot NERFINISHED
Tree of Life (Kabbalah) NERFINISHED
usedIn Hasidic thought
Jewish esoteric theology
Kabbalistic meditation NERFINISHED
Kabbalistic prayer intention (kavanot)
viewedAs framework for spiritual ascent
progressive concealment of divinity

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Assiyah partOf Four Worlds in Kabbalah