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	'''Keter''', also '''Kether''' ({{HeS\|כתר}} "crown") represents the highest [[Sefira]] in the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]]. Kabbalists regard Keter as the goal of the spiritual quest. Keter is understood as pure divine being, as the direct expression of the divine will. The sefira Keter is imagined to be so sublime that it is dubbed the [[Zohar]], "the hidden of all hidden", which is completely beyond human comprehension.		'''Keter''', also '''Kether''' ({{HeS\|כתר}} "crown") represents the highest [[Sefira]] in the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]]. Kabbalists regard Keter as the goal of the spiritual quest. Keter is understood as pure divine being, as the direct expression of the divine will. The sefira Keter is imagined to be so sublime that it is dubbed the [[Zohar]], "the hidden of all hidden", which is completely beyond human comprehension.

	In the Tree of Life, Keter stands at the top of a triad with the two sefirot Chokmah and Binah that follow her. This triad in its entirety is called [[~~Aziluth~~]] ({{HeS\|אֲצִילוּת}} "nobility, sublimity, goodness, fire"). Keter represents the highest element of Aziluth, the 1st Kabbalistic and completely spiritual world conception of three other Kabbalistic worlds (Beriah, Jezirah, Assiah).		In the Tree of Life, Keter stands at the top of a triad with the two sefirot Chokmah and Binah that follow her. This triad in its entirety is called [[Atziluth]] ({{HeS\|אֲצִילוּת}} "nobility, sublimity, goodness, fire"). Keter represents the highest element of Aziluth, the 1st Kabbalistic and completely spiritual world conception of three other Kabbalistic worlds (Beriah, Jezirah, Assiah).

	Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.		Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.

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	'''Keter''', also '''Kether''' ({{HeS\|כתר}} "crown") represents the highest [[Sefira]] in the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]]. Kabbalists regard Keter as the goal of the spiritual quest. Keter is understood as pure divine being, as the direct expression of the divine will. The sefira Keter is imagined to be so sublime that it is dubbed the [[Zohar]], "the hidden of all hidden", which is completely beyond human comprehension.		'''Keter''', also '''Kether''' ({{HeS\|כתר}} "crown") represents the highest [[Sefira]] in the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]]. Kabbalists regard Keter as the goal of the spiritual quest. Keter is understood as pure divine being, as the direct expression of the divine will. The sefira Keter is imagined to be so sublime that it is dubbed the [[Zohar]], "the hidden of all hidden", which is completely beyond human comprehension.

	In the Tree of Life, Keter stands at the top of a triad with the two sefirot ~~[1]~~ Chokmah and Binah that follow her. This triad in its entirety is called [[Aziluth]] ({{HeS\|אֲצִילוּת}} "nobility, sublimity, goodness, fire"). Keter represents the highest element of Aziluth, the 1st Kabbalistic and completely spiritual world conception of three other Kabbalistic worlds (Beriah, Jezirah, Assiah).		In the Tree of Life, Keter stands at the top of a triad with the two sefirot Chokmah and Binah that follow her. This triad in its entirety is called [[Aziluth]] ({{HeS\|אֲצִילוּת}} "nobility, sublimity, goodness, fire"). Keter represents the highest element of Aziluth, the 1st Kabbalistic and completely spiritual world conception of three other Kabbalistic worlds (Beriah, Jezirah, Assiah).

	Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.		Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.

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	* Rabbi [[Wikipedia:Aryeh Kaplan\|Aryeh Kaplan]]: ''Sefer: The Book of Creation in Theory and Practice'', 2nd edition, Red Wheel/Weiser 1997, ISBN 978-0877286905; eBook {{ASIN\|B007HNFBXE}}		* Rabbi [[Wikipedia:Aryeh Kaplan\|Aryeh Kaplan]]: ''Sefer: The Book of Creation in Theory and Practice'', 2nd edition, Red Wheel/Weiser 1997, ISBN 978-0877286905; eBook {{ASIN\|B007HNFBXE}}
			* Chaim Wirszubski: ''Pico della Mirandola's Encounter with Jewish Mysticism'', Cambridge (Massachusetts) 1989
			* Walter Andreas Euler: "Pia philosophia" et "docta religio". Theologie und Religion bei Marsilio Ficino und Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, München 1998
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]], Anna R. Meuss: ''From Beetroot to Buddhism: Answers to Questions''. '''CW 353'''. 16 lectures, Dornach, March 1 to June 25, 1924. Rudolf Steiner Press 1999. ISBN 978-1855840621; eBook {{ASIN\|B07N9MBW26}} (2013) {{rsarchive\|353}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]], Anna R. Meuss: ''From Beetroot to Buddhism: Answers to Questions''. '''CW 353'''. 16 lectures, Dornach, March 1 to June 25, 1924. Rudolf Steiner Press 1999. ISBN 978-1855840621; eBook {{ASIN\|B07N9MBW26}} (2013) {{rsarchive\|353}}
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geschichte der Menschheit und die Weltanschauungen der Kulturvölker'', [[GA 353]] (1988), ISBN 3-7274-3532-1 {{Lectures\|353}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geschichte der Menschheit und die Weltanschauungen der Kulturvölker'', [[GA 353]] (1988), ISBN 3-7274-3532-1 {{Lectures\|353}}

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	Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.		Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.

			Rabbi [[w:Moses ben Jacob Cordovero\|Moses Cordovero]] (1522 - 1570) of [[w:Safed\|Safed]], describes Keter in his book ''Pardes Rimmonim (Garden of Pomegranates, 1548)'' as the source of the 13 highest springs of mercy.

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'''Keter''', also '''Kether''' ({{HeS|כתר}} "crown") represents the highest [[Sefira]] in the [[Tree of Life of the Kabbalah]]. Kabbalists regard Keter as the goal of the spiritual quest. Keter is understood as pure divine being, as the direct expression of the divine will. The sefira Keter is imagined to be so sublime that it is dubbed the [[Zohar]], "the hidden of all hidden", which is completely beyond human comprehension.

In the Tree of Life, Keter stands at the top of a triad with the two sefirot [1] Chokmah and Binah that follow her. This triad in its entirety is called [[Aziluth]] ({{HeS|אֲצִילוּת}} "nobility, sublimity, goodness, fire"). Keter represents the highest element of Aziluth, the 1st Kabbalistic and completely spiritual world conception of three other Kabbalistic worlds (Beriah, Jezirah, Assiah).

Keter is the '''first path''' of the [[32 paths of wisdom]], the admirable or wonderful [[cosmic intelligence]], the light of the primordial intelligence and as such the first and highest glory.

== Literature ==

* Rabbi [[Wikipedia:Aryeh Kaplan|Aryeh Kaplan]]: ''Sefer: The Book of Creation in Theory and Practice'', 2nd edition, Red Wheel/Weiser 1997, ISBN 978-0877286905; eBook {{ASIN|B007HNFBXE}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]], Anna R. Meuss: ''From Beetroot to Buddhism: Answers to Questions''. '''CW 353'''. 16 lectures, Dornach, March 1 to June 25, 1924. Rudolf Steiner Press 1999. ISBN 978-1855840621; eBook {{ASIN|B07N9MBW26}} (2013) {{rsarchive|353}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geschichte der Menschheit und die Weltanschauungen der Kulturvölker'', [[GA 353]] (1988), ISBN 3-7274-3532-1 {{Lectures|353}}

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