Shekinah

Some people believe that the shekinah is a realm of pure spirit that exists beyond the material world.

The Shekinah is believed to have been present in the Tabernacle and the Temple, and is said to have departed after their destruction.

The Shekinah is invoked in prayer to ask for blessings and guidance, particularly in times of trouble or need.

The Shekinah is sometimes depicted in art as a feminine figure surrounded by a radiant light.

The Shekinah is associated with the concept of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, through acts of kindness and justice.

The Gnostic sect believes that the Shekinah is a divine feminine entity.

The Shekinah is seen as the female counterpart to the male God in some Gnostic beliefs.

Some Gnostic practitioners believe that the Shekinah is the true mother of humanity.

The Shekinah is said to be the divine feminine presence that is present in all things.

The Shekinah is often depicted as a radiant and beautiful female figure in Gnostic art.

In Gnostic texts, the Shekinah is sometimes referred to as the "divine presence".

The Shekinah is believed to be the spiritual force that connects humanity to the divine.

Gnostic practitioners often pray to the Shekinah for guidance and spiritual enlightenment.

The Shekinah was seen as a mediator between the divine and the material world in some Gnostic sects.

The Shekinah was believed to be the divine spark within all humans in some Gnostic sects.