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- Atzmus abstract "Atzmus/Atzmut (עצמות from the Hebrew Etzem עצם) meaning \"essence\", is the descriptive term referred to in Kabbalah, and explored in Hasidic thought, for the Divine essence.Classical Kabbalah predominantly refers to the Godhead in Judaism with its designated term \"Ein Sof\" (\"No end\"-Infinite), as this distinguishes between the Divine Being beyond description and manifestation, and Divine emanations within Creation, which become the descriptive concern of systemised Kabbalistic categorisation. Reference to Atzmus is usually restricted in Kabbalistic theory to discussion whether \"Ein Sof\" represents the ultimate Divine Being in Itself, or to God as first cause of Creation.Hasidic thought however, concerns itself with relating transcendent esoteric Kabbalah to the internalised psychological experience of man. In Hasidism, the essential Divine Atzmus above emanation is related to its description of Omnipresent Divine Panentheism in the physical World, and focus on the essential Divinity in daily Jewish spiritual experience. This underlies Hasidism's adjustment of Jewish values to extol the innate sincerity of the common folk, and to shape its concern with selfless spiritual motivation in learning, prayer and benevolence, beyond traditional Talmudic mastery for its own sake alone. The concealed Divine soul essence that each person possesses becomes revealed in the Hasidic doctrine of the Tzadik leader as Divine channel of physical and spiritual sustenance for the community, while the elite perception of essential Divine Unity of Creation in ideal contemplation by the capable few, realises the union of the soul in God. In the Habad investigation of Hasidic thought, Atzmus relates, beyond the revelations of Kabbalah, to the essential Divine Unity and purpose of Creation, revealed in the eschatological future as the ultimate Dirah Betachtonim (Divine \"dwelling place in the lowest\" Physical realm), through the essential Will in Mitzvot Jewish observances. This relates to the Divine essence of Torah and the soul, both reflecting the essential fifth level of Yechidah (\"Singular\"). While esoteric Kabbalah relates to the transcendent fourth level of Torah interpretation and the soul, the level of Chayah (Chochmah-Wisdom insight), the nature of Yechidah (innermost Keter-Will delight), enables its higher Divine source to permeate and descend lower into perception, as essence permeates all while remaining distinct. The essence of the Divine is not restricted to Ein Sof limitlessness or to transcendent Kabbalistic emanation alone. Through seeking to reveal the Divine closeness and Omnipresence to all the community, religiously learned or illiterate, Hasidism, across its different schools, sought to hasten the ultimate Messianic realisation of Atzmus Unity.".
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- Atzmus wikiPageExternalLink A-Home-for-G-d.htm.
- Atzmus wikiPageExternalLink What-We-Believe.htm.
- Atzmus wikiPageExternalLink five-stages-historical-development-kabbalah.php.
- Atzmus wikiPageExternalLink powemuna.htm.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Anthropomorphism_in_Kabbalah.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Apophatic_theology.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Ayin_and_Yesh.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Baal_Shem_Tov.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hasidic_thought.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Jewish_theology.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Category:Kabbalistic_words_and_phrases.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Chabad.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Chokhmah_(Kabbalah).
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Devekut.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Dira_Betachtonim.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Divine_providence_in_Judaism.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Dovber_Schneuri.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Jewish_philosophy.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Kabbalah.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Keter.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Maimonides.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Merkabah_mysticism.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Messiah_in_Judaism.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Mitzvah.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Mysticism.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Ohr.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Panentheism.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Pardes_(Jewish_exegesis).
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Partzufim.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Psalms.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Qliphoth.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Rebbe.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Seder_hishtalshelus.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Sephirot.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Shekhinah.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Shneur_Zalman_of_Liadi.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Tanya.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Transcendence_(religion).
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Tzadik.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Tzimtzum.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Yiddish_literature.
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLink Zohar.
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- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Atzmus".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Divine essence".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Elokut".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "Etzem".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "divine essence".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "essence".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "essential Divine".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "essential".
- Atzmus wikiPageWikiLinkText "ultimate purpose".
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- Atzmus subject Category:Hasidic_thought.
- Atzmus subject Category:Hebrew_words_and_phrases.
- Atzmus subject Category:Jewish_theology.
- Atzmus subject Category:Kabbalistic_words_and_phrases.
- Atzmus hypernym Term.
- Atzmus type Thing.
- Atzmus comment "Atzmus/Atzmut (עצמות from the Hebrew Etzem עצם) meaning \"essence\", is the descriptive term referred to in Kabbalah, and explored in Hasidic thought, for the Divine essence.Classical Kabbalah predominantly refers to the Godhead in Judaism with its designated term \"Ein Sof\" (\"No end\"-Infinite), as this distinguishes between the Divine Being beyond description and manifestation, and Divine emanations within Creation, which become the descriptive concern of systemised Kabbalistic categorisation.".
- Atzmus label "Atzmus".
- Atzmus seeAlso God.
- Atzmus seeAlso Judaism.
- Atzmus seeAlso Pardes_(Jewish_exegesis).
- Atzmus sameAs Q13603552.
- Atzmus sameAs Atzmus.
- Atzmus sameAs m.0gg57zh.