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- Adam Kadmon
A brief description of Adam Kadmon from A Popular Dictionary of Judaism.
- Adam Kadmon: Primordial Man
Here, within the Lurianic Kabbalah, the Primordial Man is understood to be the "…pivotal notion linking God, Man, and the World"; this is also a being essentially indistinguishable from the deity. Several parallels with other philosophical traditions are briefly indicated.
- Adam Kadmon: The Divine Names
The 'world' designated Adam Kadmon is here said to have been introduced to Kabbalistic cosmology by [Isaac] Luria. It is said that Adam Kadmon, the highest world, "…is made up of the Divine Name YHVH ("Yahweh") which serves as the archetype for all the other worlds and sefirot." For a discussion of Isaac Ben Solomon Luria (1534-1572) go to http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/biography/Luria.html.
- The Worlds: Adam Kadmon
Lessons on the mystical Kabbalah according to the teachings of Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh.
- Worlds
A description of the five planes of reality in Kabbalistic teaching, the highest of these being Adam Kadmon.
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