Trinity

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Above Kether (the Crown) we have three Sephiroth:

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<li >AIN: Nothingness</li>

<li >AIN SOPH: Limitless</li>

<li >AIN SOPH AUR: Limitless Light</li>

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...or the three aspects of the Absolute (Gnosticism). These are, in synthesis, the Unknown. Moses calls these the AELOHIM. El is <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/courses/alphabet-of-kabbalah.html" target="parent" title="Learn why the Hebrew letters and names are important." >Hebrew</a> for God. Elohim is <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/courses/alphabet-of-kabbalah.html" target="parent" title="Learn why the Hebrew letters and names are important." >Hebrew</a> for Gods and Goddesses. The prefix “a” implies negation.

Elohim is that Deity which is always below Seity (above the Crown). Deity is the Divinity expressed in the universe. The Seity is Aelohim, of which "no image should be made" (Moses).

The first thing that emerges from the Unknown is Light, the Ain Soph Aur. This is the first emanation of the Unknown, within the Unknown; the Ain Soph Aur is the Ray of Okidanokh. The Ain Soph Aur is Christ (Greek). Christ has to manifest creation of the Ain Soph.

This Light, the Christ, has to divide itself into 3 parts in order to manifest anything. These are called the Three Supernals, or the Logoic triangle. (Logos = Word). This is the Three In One, the Holy Trinity. These are Divine Energy/ Forces, not persons.

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<li >Kether = Crown</li>

<li >Chokmah = Wisdom</li>

<li >Binah = Intelligence/ Understanding</li>

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These are the three parts of One Divinity which is Christ.

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In Egypt, Osiris-Ra = Father. Many think the Egyptians were worshipping idols, but this is not so, as each part of the Egyptian myths, rituals, etc are something of the <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/the-teachings-of-gnosis/introductory-information/43-kabbalah-the-universal-tree-of-life.html" target="_parent" title="The Tree of Life is a symbol of Kabbalah" >Tree of Life</a>, something inside us.

The <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/the-teachings-of-gnosis/introductory-information/43-kabbalah-the-universal-tree-of-life.html" target="parent" title="The Tree of Life is a symbol of Kabbalah" >Tree of Life</a> has 3 columns: SEVERITY, EQUILIBRIUM (<a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/faqs/psychology/1720-what-is-consciousness.html" target="parent" title="Consciousness is the basis of perception" >Consciousness</a>), and MERCY.

Middle pillar has its center of gravity in Kether.

We find this Trinity in EVERY religion.

Amongst the Brahmins (Brahmanism), we find this Trinity represented as :

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<li >Brahma (Kether).</li>

<li >Vishnu (Chokmah).</li>

<li >Siva (Binah).</li>

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<img src="/a47f9547-fbab-5d9a-866e-60d275aa0606.gif"/>Vishnu means "he who penetrates." Vishnu is Chokmah that is Wisdom: “wis” reminds us of “vis” = To See. “Dom” = Power. Wisdom is the Power of Seeing, which resides in the Lord the Christ. When we can penetrate in everything then we are developing wisdom/ Chokmah/ Christ.

In Gnosticism, we say God is not exclusively male, but both male and female, but an androgyny. Andro = "male." Gyn = "female."

So in Hinduism we have the female Trinity:

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<li >Sarasvati. (wife of Brahma)</li>

<li >Lakshmi. (wife of Vishnu)</li>

<li >Parvati. (wife of Siva)</li>

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These are the three parts of the feminine aspect of the Divinity, in synthesis called Shakti. Shakti is that aspect of God hidden in matter. This is never talked about in Kabbalistic books; we have to discover this by working in sex, <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/courses/daath-the-tree-of-knowledge/695-daath-the-doorway-to-knowledge-1.html" target="parent" title="Daath (Hebrew) means" >Daath</a>(Tantric knowledge). <a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/courses/daath-the-tree-of-knowledge/695-daath-the-doorway-to-knowledge-1.html" target="parent" title="Daath (Hebrew) means" >Daath</a> = results from the union of SHIVA/ SHAKTI, not from Chokmah/ Binah (as traditional Kabbalists state).

<a href="https://gnosticteachings.org/courses/daath-the-tree-of-knowledge/695-daath-the-doorway-to-knowledge-1.html" target="_parent" title="Daath (Hebrew) means" >Daath</a> hides the mysterious union of Adam and Eve.

The Bible refers to the feminine aspect of God as SHEKINAH = Divine Mother. The feminine aspect of Divinity is hidden in the Bible. She has Wisdom, Love, and Power. She is manifested when she is displaying her powers which are related to creation, to the first 3 Sephiroth. In order to do so she has to manifest in 2, meaning as Jehovah (androgyny): Jah (male) Heva (female) = the first couple. This is all related to the Logoic triangle of the Divinity. All religions are founded in these three forces.

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