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olam – מילון אנגלי-עברי

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Olam
Olam is a Hebrew word which means "World" or "Hidden"

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'Olam
'Olam (Hebrew) Ulom (Phoenician) [from `alam to hide, conceal] Also oulom. Long duration, long past time, great antiquity, hence occasionally used for the future; again, the world. Parallel to the Gnostic Aeon, which signifies a time period, something secret and esoteric, and the world which exists in the time period; also parallels the Sanskrit kala. Sometimes mistranslated as eternity. Frequently used in the plural ('olamin).
In the Qabbalah, however, 'olam particularly refers to a sphere or world, of which there are four, which come into being during the manifestation of a cosmos. They are enumerated as: 'olam 'atstsiloth (the sphere of condensation); 'olam had-Beri'ah (the sphere of creation); 'olam hay-Yetsirah (the sphere of formation); and 'olam ha-'asiyyah or Qelippoth (the sphere of action or of shells). Each 'olam is the emanation or continuation of its superior, so that each is as a pendant connected with its superior and a link in a chain from 'atstsiloth -- neshamah: to the head; beri'ah -- ruah: to the breast or chest; yetsirah -- nephesh: to the abdomen; and 'asiyyah or qelippoth -- guph: the physical body.


olam – מילון אנגלי-אנגלי

English Wikipedia - The Free Encyclopediaהורד מילון בבילון 9 למחשב שלך
Olam
Olam is a Hebrew word which means "World" or "Hidden"

See more at Wikipedia.org...


© This article uses material from Wikipedia® and is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License and under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
Rakefetהורד מילון בבילון 9 למחשב שלך
'Olam
'Olam (Hebrew) Ulom (Phoenician) [from `alam to hide, conceal] Also oulom. Long duration, long past time, great antiquity, hence occasionally used for the future; again, the world. Parallel to the Gnostic Aeon, which signifies a time period, something secret and esoteric, and the world which exists in the time period; also parallels the Sanskrit kala. Sometimes mistranslated as eternity. Frequently used in the plural ('olamin).
In the Qabbalah, however, 'olam particularly refers to a sphere or world, of which there are four, which come into being during the manifestation of a cosmos. They are enumerated as: 'olam 'atstsiloth (the sphere of condensation); 'olam had-Beri'ah (the sphere of creation); 'olam hay-Yetsirah (the sphere of formation); and 'olam ha-'asiyyah or Qelippoth (the sphere of action or of shells). Each 'olam is the emanation or continuation of its superior, so that each is as a pendant connected with its superior and a link in a chain from 'atstsiloth -- neshamah: to the head; beri'ah -- ruah: to the breast or chest; yetsirah -- nephesh: to the abdomen; and 'asiyyah or qelippoth -- guph: the physical body.






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