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The two modes of the Divine service are called in the Qabbalah the “masculine waters” and the “feminine waters”. the term “masculine” is used to denote the aspect of giving while the term “feminine” is used to denote the aspect of receiving.

Thus the masculine waters, represent the flow of the Divine benevolence from above downward and the feminine waters, represent the elevation from below. The ascension is often viewed in Qabbalah as the meeting of these two flow .

Feminine Waters

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Description
The two modes of the Divine service are called in the Qabbalah the “masculine waters” and the “feminine waters”. the term “masculine” is used to denote the aspect of giving while the term “feminine” is used to denote the aspect of receiving.

Thus the masculine waters, represent the flow of the Divine benevolence from above downward and the feminine waters, represent the elevation from below. The ascension is often viewed in Qabbalah as the meeting of these two flow .

Feminine Waters

©GloriaGypsy 2010. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. This image is protected by copyright under this website [link]
You cannot duplicate, use this image or part of it for commercial, personal or any usage without my explicit written permission. This image is digitally fingerprinted.
Failure to comply will result in legal action, and other possible penalties. Do not claim this work as your own.