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An Introduction to Kabbalah JewelryWant to show your love and appreciation for the lady in your life? Need some help finding an exceptional gift for your special someone?
But What Is Kabbalah?
It offers mystical insight into divine nature. The Kabbalah wisdom contains the long-hidden keys to the secrets of the universe as well as the keys to the mysteries of the human heart and soul. It shows in detail how to navigate that vast terrain in order to remove every form of chaos, pain, and suffering. How to Choose the Best Jewelry Gift?
Every piece of jewelry has special significance, mystical power of good luck, protection and the ability to bring cure and health to the wearer. In order for you to make an educated decision here is the meaning behind some of the most popular symbols:
If you are looking for a spiritual gift, consider the ten "sephiroth" symbol. It is used as spiritual transformer channeling the creator's light to humanity and to the universe. The ten "sefiroth" role is to energetically balance and form an awareness of world and space. The "sefiroth" are energetic fields which affect us all the time, and when one learns what affects him he can make a distinction between the energies he wants to use and avoid the unwanted.
For a loved one who is having a hard time and can use some good fortune or protection against the bad things in life, try the "five metals" jewelry. The "Five Metals" (gold, silver, copper, tin and lead) is based on an ancient kabalistic formula for protection and success; it is made once a month when Jupiter obscures the Moon for 5 hours only. This is a powerful Kabalistic jewelry that due to the special time of its creation combined with the five metals grant special powers to the person wearing it such as success, health, wealth, finding a partner, fertility and protection against the evil eye.
Give the lady in your life an engraved Woman of Valor jewelry and she'll think you're the best guy ever. The engraving "Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies"; (Book of Proverbs 31:10) is praise to a wise, beautiful and a good hearted women that in order to win her a man has to have many rights, because "her price is above rubies". This is a hymn customarily recited on Friday evenings by the husband to his wife to thank her for all the things she has done for him and their family throughout the past week.
The 72 names represent the connection between the infinite spiritual worlds and the material world. It's a powerful spiritual tool, and a Kabalistic key for receiving a bounty of luck and blessings, perfection and happiness. With the 72 names, the wisdom of the Kabbalah gives us a way to communicate with the material and the spiritual worlds – A wonderful way, and a power to change all aspects of life which we feel we should change, improve, protect or advance. It's a thoughtful and unique gift for a friend or a loved one.
Kabbalists use the "Ana becoach" prayer for protection, healing and balancing. This is a prayer that has the power to give us the strength and assistance to rise to upper worlds. In fact, the main goal of our spiritual work is to rise beyond the limitations of the five senses, and to remind us every day that substance does not limit us, but rather that our consciousness has the ability of rising beyond substance.
The priestly blessing is an ancient Jewish talisman and is helpful for protection and spiritual wealth. The blessing was handed to Moses to protect Israel from the evil eye. It has been passed from generation to generation in a very precise way that contains the secrets of the blessing. The Cohen (high priest) blesses the worshippers in a very special way; he raises his hands with his palms facing outward and the thumbs of his outspread hands touching. The four fingers on each hand are split into two sets of two fingers each.
It's a tremendous gift idea for a loved one who is interested in the new age, a wonderful present to show your appreciation for your wife, or just to wish good luck, health and happiness to a special someone in your life.
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