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of years; its life-giving power locked away by those entrusted to freely give of it to the Jew and Gentile alike. This is what Jesus Christ spoke of when He said, "Woe to you experts in the law, because you have taken away the key to knowledge. You yourselves have not entered, and you have hindered those who were entering." - Luke 11:52 (NIV) Even today while Kabbalah appears to be suddenly proliferated to the masses, many who teach it have confused it and their intent for doing so is for recognition and financial gain. This knowledge is in fact the free gift of God.

Presented below is the Kabbalah explained, the ten Sephirah revealed. Each one includes six sections that give a simple explanation of each Sephirot, how they may be understood, and how each may be applied. The reader will notice the section called "Passion Reference", and this describes how each Sephirot was pierced on the Cross in the person of Jesus Christ, the greatest Kabbalist who ever lived.

It must be said that Kabbalah, though simple in its purest form, is a difficult path to follow. Only one who perseveres will yield its fruits because it is a way of refining the soul so that one may approach God, knowing Him fully.

The Sephirah

1. HEBREW NAME: KETER; ENGLISH NAME: CROWN

Archetypal Description

Keter is known as the Will of God and is associated with the time parameter of Eternal Present. Its personality is the Supernal Consciousness (I AM). White, brilliant and pure, is the color associated with Keter while the top of the head is Keter's physical residence.

Visualization

During the formation of a rainbow a beam of white light strikes a raindrop that, acting as a prism, refracts the original light into the colors of the viewable spectrum which diffuse while traveling away from the prism. The same is true of Keter; every Sephirot's color and attributes originate within it.

Old Testament Reference

You will be a crown of splendor, a royal diadem in the hand of your God. - Isaiah 62:3

This is one of God's promises to those who seek the Will. This verse is part of a declaration of restoration to a state of fullness, peace and prosperity. It is God's solemn vow to crown those who seek Keter with new names, new homes, and new lives while the crown of one's Free Will rests in the hand of God.

Passion Reference

Before He was crucified, a crown of thorns was placed on the top of Jesus' head, piercing His physical Keter. It was God's Will that Jesus die and that all of His physical aspects, starting with Keter,

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