Tree of Life

The Tree of Life is one of Kabbalah’s most sacred and revered concepts. At once a symbol and an analogy, the Tree of Life represents both the Kabalistic map of creation as well as a path to God. It is as much a diagram of the cosmos as it is a description of the elements of the human soul, which Kabbalists believe are intrinsically linked to a corresponding celestial manifestation.
Simply put, the universe and the human soul share and were founded upon and 10 sefirot, 10 universal truths that collaborate to reveal the path to the Ein Sof, the Divine Light. The word sefirot is taken from the Hebrew verb lispor, meaning "to count" or "to number". Much like the numbers 1-10 have absolute and distinct values, the 10 sefirot also define an absolute and distinct value of the emanations they describe.

This necklace symbolizes the ten Sephirot (ten being the number of divine perfection): Crown, Divine reality, Understanding, Mercy, Judgment, Symmetry, Contemplation, Surrender, Foundation & Lower Crown.

What is Sacred Geometry?

The term Sacred Geometry is considered to be a common element (or a cultural universal) of the human condition. Geometry is a part of science concerned with questions of size, shape, and relative position of figures and with properties of space. Sacred Geometry forms are sacred universal patterns used in the design of everything in our reality.

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