- The
tzimtzum or
tsimtsum (Hebrew: צמצום, romanized: ṣimṣum, lit. 'contraction/constriction/condensation') is a term used in
Lurianic Kabbalah to explain...
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transmission and
constant connection with its source.
Light can be
veiled (
tzimtzum) or reflected.
White light divides into
seven colours, yet this plurality...
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Worlds within the Infinite. This
revealed new
doctrines of
Primordial Tzimtzum (contraction) and the
Shevira (shattering) and
reconfiguration of the sephirot...
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Luria in the 16th century,
introduced new
metaphysical concepts such as
Tzimtzum (divine contraction) and
Tikkun (cosmic repair),
which have had a lasting...
- God himself, and even his light, is
unrestricted by
Tzimtzum, from God's perspective. The
Tzimtzum is
merely the
hiding of this
unchanged reality from...
- of creation, the
tzimtzum or self-withdrawal of the
divine to
create a space,
takes place from there. In
Hasidic Judaism, the
Tzimtzum is only the illusionary...
- the
universe is
contained within God, like in the
Kabbalistic concept of
tzimtzum. Much of
Hindu thought is
highly characterized by
panentheism and pantheism...
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examples from the Gemara."
Rotenberg has
adopted the Kabbalistic-Hasidic
tzimtzum paradigm,
which he
believes has
significant implications for
clinical therapy...
-
Primordial Man", God's will for
Creation before the
tzimtzum There were
three stages of the Sod Ha
Tzimtzum "Secret of Contraction"
taught in the new doctrines...
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independent of his essence. The new
doctrine in
Lurianic Kabbalah of God's
tzimtzum ("withdrawal")
received different interpretations after Isaac Luria, from...
