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Binah ({{HeS|בינה}} "mind, intellect") is the third sefira on the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]] and sits at the very top of the left pillar of [[Boaz]] and therefore also belongs to the female principle. It represents the analytical intelligence. Together with [[Keter]] (Crown) and [[Chokmah]] (Wisdom), she forms the top triad of the [[Sefirot | Binah ({{HeS|בינה}} "mind, intellect") is the third sefira on the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]] and sits at the very top of the left pillar of [[Boaz]] and therefore also belongs to the female principle. It represents the analytical intelligence. Together with [[Keter]] (Crown) and [[Chokmah]] (Wisdom), she forms the top triad of the [[Sefirot tree]]; this is the archetypal world of [[Atziluth]], which corresponds to the [[Devachan]]. | ||
Binah is the '''third path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]] and represents the sanctified [[intelligence]], the firm foundation of primordial wisdom and forms the basis of [[faith]]. | Binah is the '''third path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]] and represents the sanctified [[intelligence]], the firm foundation of primordial wisdom and forms the basis of [[faith]]. | ||
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Binah (Hebrew: בינה "mind, intellect") is the third sefira on the Tree of Life of the Kabbalah and sits at the very top of the left pillar of Boaz and therefore also belongs to the female principle. It represents the analytical intelligence. Together with Keter (Crown) and Chokmah (Wisdom), she forms the top triad of the Sefirot tree; this is the archetypal world of Atziluth, which corresponds to the Devachan.
Binah is the third path of the 32 paths of wisdom and represents the sanctified intelligence, the firm foundation of primordial wisdom and forms the basis of faith.
Literature
- Rudolf Steiner, Anna R. Meuss: From Beetroot to Buddhism: Answers to Questions. CW 353. 16 lectures, Dornach, March 1 to June 25, 1924. Rudolf Steiner Press 1999. ISBN 978-1855840621; eBook ASIN B07N9MBW26 (2013) rsarchive.org
German
- Rudolf Steiner: Die Geschichte der Menschheit und die Weltanschauungen der Kulturvölker, GA 353 (1988), ISBN 3-7274-3532-1 English: rsarchive.org German: pdf pdf(2) html mobi epub archive.org
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