| What is kosmic kabbalah? The English
word cosmic refers to vastness of the cosmos, the physical universe seen as an
orderly harmonious Whole. Cosmogeny is the study of the origin and evolution of
the physical universe. The root of these words is the Greek word Kosmos. Ken Wilber
writes that the Kosmos refers to the patterned Whole of all existence,
including the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual realms. Likewise, the
Hebrew word Kabbalah refers to the ancient mystical teachings that describe
these four 'kosmic' realms as an orderly harmonious Whole. The artwork and
teachings presented here deal with kosmic themes that are based on Kabbalah: infinity,
kosmogeny (concerning the origin and evolution of the spiritual, mental, emotional,
and physical realms), Divine names, kabbalistic mandalas and fractal, sefirotic
maps of the Kosmos. The dictionary defines cosmopolitan as one who is at home
in all parts of the world or in many spheres of interest. If you are kosmopolitan
(one who feels at home in all parts of the Kosmos) and are interested in the many
spheres of the Kabbalah, you will enjoy visiting this site.
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