The Ascent and Descent of Entire Spiritual Worlds

Kalach Pitchei Chokhmah 131:1

Curated by Arthur·Told by Maggid·March 24, 2026

Ascent and Descent of the Worlds (Openings 131-133)

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Sefirot Divine Sparks Mysticism Light Kabbalah

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