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	'''Yedidiah''' or '''Yechidah''' ({{HeS\|יחידה}} "share") is a term from the Jewish [[Kabbalah]] and corresponds to the highest spiritual [[member of man]], the [[spirit man]] ([[Atma]]), through which he has a share in the highest Divine. Yedidiah is centred in the highest [[Sephira]] [[Kether]] ("crown") in the [[Tree of Life]] of the Kabbalah. It is also one of the seven names of king [[Solomon]], in whom all 7 [[members]] of the human being were already very perfectly predisposed.		'''Yedidiah''' ({{HeS\|יְדִידְיָהּ‎}}) or '''Yechidah''' ({{HeS\|יחידה}} "share") is a term from the Jewish [[Kabbalah]] and corresponds to the highest spiritual [[member of man]], the [[spirit man]] ([[Atma]]), through which he has a share in the highest Divine. Yedidiah is centred in the highest [[Sephira]] [[Kether]] ("crown") in the [[Tree of Life]] of the Kabbalah. It is also one of the seven names of king [[Solomon]], in whom all 7 [[members]] of the human being were already very perfectly predisposed.

	{{GZ\|And finally they called this ancestor Manas or Spirit Self - because they said that such a Spirit Self must contain within itself the disposition to be inwardly complete, to be in balance - with a word that means "inner balance", "Solomon".		{{GZ\|And finally they called this ancestor Manas or Spirit Self - because they said that such a Spirit Self must contain within itself the disposition to be inwardly complete, to be in balance - with a word that means "inner balance", "Solomon".

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	{{GZ\|And finally they called this ancestor Manas or Spirit Self - because they said that such a Spirit Self must contain within itself the disposition to be inwardly complete, to be in balance - with a word that means "inner balance", "Solomon".		{{GZ\|And finally they called this ancestor Manas or Spirit Self - because they said that such a Spirit Self must contain within itself the disposition to be inwardly complete, to be in balance - with a word that means "inner balance", "Solomon".

	Thus this ancestor, who is usually only known by the name "Shelomo", "Shlomo" or "Salomo", has the three main names: [[Yedidyah]] (spirit man), [[Kohelet]] ([[life spirit]]), Solomon ([[spirit self]]); and he has the four secondary names [[Agur]] ([[physical body]]), [[Ben Jake]] ([[etheric body]]), Lamuel ([[astral body]]), [[Itiel]] ([[I]] or [[I-bearer]]), because these names signify the four sheaths, while the first three names signify the divine inner being. For the ancient Hebrew secret doctrine this personality has seven names.\|116\|83}}		Thus this ancestor, who is usually only known by the name "Shelomo", "Shlomo" or "Salomo", has the three main names: [[Yedidyah]] ([[spirit man]]), [[Kohelet]] ([[life spirit]]), Solomon ([[spirit self]]); and he has the four secondary names [[Agur]] ([[physical body]]), [[Ben Jake]] ([[etheric body]]), Lamuel ([[astral body]]), [[Itiel]] ([[I]] or [[I-bearer]]), because these names signify the four sheaths, while the first three names signify the divine inner being. For the ancient Hebrew secret doctrine this personality has seven names.\|116\|83}}

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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'''Yedidiah''' or '''Yechidah''' ({{HeS|יחידה}} "share") is a term from the Jewish [[Kabbalah]] and corresponds to the highest spiritual [[member of man]], the [[spirit man]] ([[Atma]]), through which he has a share in the highest Divine. Yedidiah is centred in the highest [[Sephira]] [[Kether]] ("crown") in the [[Tree of Life]] of the Kabbalah. It is also one of the seven names of king [[Solomon]], in whom all 7 [[members]] of the human being were already very perfectly predisposed.

{{GZ|And finally they called this ancestor Manas or Spirit Self - because they said that such a Spirit Self must contain within itself the disposition to be inwardly complete, to be in balance - with a word that means "inner balance", "Solomon".

Thus this ancestor, who is usually only known by the name "Shelomo", "Shlomo" or "Salomo", has the three main names: [[Yedidyah]] (spirit man), [[Kohelet]] ([[life spirit]]), Solomon ([[spirit self]]); and he has the four secondary names [[Agur]] ([[physical body]]), [[Ben Jake]] ([[etheric body]]), Lamuel ([[astral body]]), [[Itiel]] ([[I]] or [[I-bearer]]), because these names signify the four sheaths, while the first three names signify the divine inner being. For the ancient Hebrew secret doctrine this personality has seven names.|116|83}}

== Literature ==

* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Der Christus-Impuls und die Entwickelung des Ich-Bewußtseins'', [[GA 116]] (1982) {{Lectures|116}}

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