Evil in Early Kabbalah - Emanations of the Left Hand Side - Origins of the Qliphoth / Klippot

The origin, nature and final destiny of Evil is one of the central concerns for theologians, philosophers and mystics. Developments in early Kabbalah (c. 13th. century) made for a dramatic and daring re-conception of Evil as beginning within the dynamism of the divinity itself. This episode explores one of the earliest texts about this new Kabbalistic theory of Evil, the Treatise on the Emanations of the Left or Ma'amar Ha-Atzilut Ha-Sma'lit. This difficult and obscure texts details the origins of Evil, Demons and their final destiny as understood in one of the earliest strata of Kabbalah and serves as the foundation for the later development of the Klippot in later Lurianic Kabbalah.
#kabbalah #klippot #jewishdemonology
Recommended Readings:
Treatise on the Emanations of the Left ( Ma'amar Ha-Atzilut Ha-Sma'lit) in Dan - Early Kabbalah - 978-0809127696
Tishby - The Wisdom of the Zohar (esp. volume II) - 978-1874774280
Scholem - On the Mystical Shape of the Godhead - 978-0805210811
Wolfson - Light through Darkness: The Ideal of Human Perfection in the Zohar - www.jstor.org/stable/1509586?...
Idel - Primeval Evil in Kabbalah - 978-1602804036

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    Outstanding video Dr. Sledge. I've have come across Eminations of the left hand side before but just in bits and pieces. This video makes the information I had previously more clear and a little less of a jumbled mess. I'll probably view this video quite a few time with a notebook in hand. Thank you for this interesting video!!

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    I have to write this down. You pass important knowledge with every sentence. Concise fount of information that forces me to pursue further these "extremely difficult" texts....How Dare You Sir.....Thanks;)

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  • @Belialith
    @Belialith3 жыл бұрын

    Awesome! This is great: "This difficult and obscure texts details the origins of Evil, Demons and their final destiny as understood in one of the earliest strata of Kabbalah and serves as the foundation for the later development of the Klippot in later Lurianic Kabbalah." I have been researching the Isaac Luria material, and this is before, I'm so glad. This helps.

  • @Belialith

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    2 жыл бұрын

    @эзотерика философия наука Yup. Lovely. Thank you for the comment. The thing is, in order to communicate in this world, we need to use words because most people only understand the written or spoken form of communication. So we say that there is evil and there is good, because there IS need for a foundation. Even animals have a foundation and know the difference. But if man doesn't understand his foundation to comprehend the difference, then he is worse than any animal. Also, like you said ( I only understand the English part of your message), there are so MANY intricate variations, it's a beauty of sculptured thinking to unlock and unravel and know the minute and fabulous differences...but that is for communicating with those who know deeper language, not so much as a physical expression, but with the use of that physical language, like music, there are parts that make a sound, and parts that are silent, which express as much and sometimes even more than the sounds, when well placed. Very well said. I really love intelligence when I see it.

  • @Belialith

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    2 жыл бұрын

    @эзотерика философия наука You know, this is brilliant, I love this: "man has no strength. no resource. that would somehow influence more or less significant events or processes in the world around us." Gurdjieff the teacher taught the same thing, but then, so did Don Juan of the Carlos Castaneda writings, and many others too have written about this. The point I'm trying to describe is that, man can have strength and the resource, but he has to be willing to do the work, the work of knowing himself first, the work of discovering, and it is not a simple easy thing, it is like being a scientist all one's life. It's an intense seeking of the truth. And one step at a time, one can learn. After enough steps are taken, the pieces of the puzzle begin to form. One needs the pieces of the puzzle to be put together for his conscious self. You see.... one can KNOW that one has the power, and just allow it, and go with the flow on that wave of that internal structure. But, it is the same as having a silver platter of food in front of you, without doing any effort to have earned it. One has to want to know. That is the only way one can eventually find out how to use what they do have, in order to sculpt that conscious self they now have. That's what I have found. From my own researches into the structure of inner and outer worlds.

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    @Belialith

    2 жыл бұрын

    @эзотерика философия наука Yeah, not everything's about the brain, doc. But if one prefers to stay in that brain level of existence, then they will continue to be unbalanced, and of course, there could be great differences, that all result to the same thing. Misunderstanding. But, check out that dude, black adept's work, "Covid-19, The Great Reset, by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret. Their brains work backwards. Everything they say, sounds to an unsuspecting individual, or, not individual yet, like he's saying something good for them. But their brain is not tuned in to his structure. His structure, haha, is corrupt. You have to open the view through observation, to be able to see what he's really saying. It's funny to read it, knowing what I've found out for myself, and knowing how so many can be so easily deceived by it, by that backwards brain. Like for example, he says (on page 12 of this pdf I downloaded) "Let's begin by putting things into perspective: human beings have been around for about 200,000 years, the oldest bacteria for billions of years and viruses for at least 300 million years." He's not talking about separate things. He's telling us what he feels about Humanity. Maybe there is no man in that body that's writing the book. Maybe someone else is talking through that 'brain.' Perhaps this entity has been around for a long time, and has long hated Humanity, in whatever form they came in. So yea. You're right. There are many ways of seeing. But, there is a foundation, and that means, a correct way, rather than a sandy, flaky, shadowy way. I just started reading the book. But I've already recognized the entity. Not personally, of course not.

  • @shemuelthesabbatian1254
    @shemuelthesabbatian12543 жыл бұрын

    great video! Treatise on the left emanation is certainly a text to be wrestled with, I know I have. Still, it’s one of the most profound texts I’ve read.

  • @nicolemolini9905
    @nicolemolini99053 жыл бұрын

    This was amazingly as per usual.

  • @arachs
    @arachs5 ай бұрын

    Wow, I didn't expect to see a book I own, 'Primeval Evil in Kabbalah' to pop up at the end. Love to see it!

  • @alexandrem9326
    @alexandrem93263 жыл бұрын

    Thank you Dr!

  • @kylw3460
    @kylw3460 Жыл бұрын

    Hey, Love your work ! Thank You !!

  • @2ruamerican
    @2ruamerican Жыл бұрын

    I love your intro on these videos, its very nice

  • @Microtherion
    @Microtherion2 жыл бұрын

    I see that it wasn't only me, but besides an excellent treatment of the subject, that had me (especially around about 25m) in stitches a few times. A highly effective use of 'scire et tacere'. Thank you. :)

  • @ppfuchs
    @ppfuchs2 жыл бұрын

    Great presentation!

  • @felipeassis9785
    @felipeassis97852 жыл бұрын

    Best explanation ever!! This IS a tough debate in kabbalistic treatises and I'd go with the 'broken vessels' and Lost sparks idea. Lehitraot 🙌🏻

  • @jamiedaly5777
    @jamiedaly57773 жыл бұрын

    Thank you. This was highly informative.

  • @maeve615
    @maeve6153 жыл бұрын

    25:15 My sympathies, I've had teachers like that in high school... My solution was baklava and black coffee. neither resolved the problems but they did curb my need to scream the second I left the class room xD

  • @shawnmeyer1816
    @shawnmeyer181616 күн бұрын

    24:41 had me laughing my ass off. Love this channel, great information mixed with great humor!

  • @vrixphillips
    @vrixphillips3 жыл бұрын

    absolutely amazing. Taschen should do a volume of Kabbalistic manuscript art, it's always fascinating :O

  • @kw271

    @kw271

    3 жыл бұрын

    i am sure they did

  • @leeshiflett1863
    @leeshiflett18635 ай бұрын

    Wow! This is always fun!

  • @Cavirex
    @Cavirex3 жыл бұрын

    The part about the demonic spheres of the Screen is quite striking and I'm reminded of the Gospel of Phillip, when he speaks about how in this world there is no true evil or good but in the Middle, between here and the Resurrection, is where true evil lies. As for the passage of Lilith upsetting the divine throne, it may be (I'm blindly speculating, since I have no academic background or expertise) that Lilith here is a generic term for "divine/demonic female" (hence the multiple liliths) and could be specifically referring to Asherah or another feminine divine counterpart (such as the Gnostic Sophia or the Mandean Ruha) who generates imbalance by creating unwanted offspring (much like the generation of Yaldabaoth). I mean, think of all the money that God is going to have to spend on child support. I'd be shook too.

  • @MrKago1

    @MrKago1

    3 жыл бұрын

    In one of the videos he linked he talks about the hints of the Sophia mythos being present at the development of the Kabbalah and influencing it so you may be on to something there.

  • @andrewbasile1847
    @andrewbasile18473 жыл бұрын

    Brilliant and confusing account of things not meant to be understood by most people. I so enjoy your videos which for the most part are enlightening or put things in perspective. I am however baffled by the concept of reading or studying texts that are not meant for me to understand or have parts left out for my own good. I can only hope that once read a sense of understanding and enlightenment will occur of its own accord. If not, then keeping ancient secrets is in fact just that.

  • @rebbecawitt581
    @rebbecawitt5813 жыл бұрын

    This is too good

  • @jbaquinones

    @jbaquinones

    3 жыл бұрын

    WORD!!!

  • @youliantroyanov2941

    @youliantroyanov2941

    3 жыл бұрын

    Indeed

  • @dmtripreport8542

    @dmtripreport8542

    3 жыл бұрын

    It really is

  • @babkeebabkus8177

    @babkeebabkus8177

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@dmtripreport8542 check out all inclusive consciousness theory on my channel...this guy is too wordy

  • @kylesty6728
    @kylesty67283 жыл бұрын

    This is glorious. Subscribed.

  • @williammartinactor
    @williammartinactor4 ай бұрын

    You dazzle me & I am grateful!🤩

  • @markh.williamsauthor7286
    @markh.williamsauthor7286 Жыл бұрын

    Fascinating! I was taught that the Klippot emmanates from Gevurah (as you discussed), but I can see the alternative ideas of Keter, Binah, Malkut, etc. all playing a part in the Klippot. I've also studied gnosticism - so interesting ties there (so many between Kabbalah and gnostic texts).

  • @markh.williamsauthor7286

    @markh.williamsauthor7286

    Жыл бұрын

    Does Leviathan taste like chicken? I think I'll pass. Thanks!

  • @23ADJ93

    @23ADJ93

    5 ай бұрын

    @@markh.williamsauthor7286creationists say it’s a dinosaur so probably close to gator

  • @IndelibleNihilist
    @IndelibleNihilist4 ай бұрын

    I was a left hand path practitioner for 20+ years. Your content is top notch - I was hoping you would have something on the place of shadows and shells, and well.. certainly you do :)

  • @Jguerra0392
    @Jguerra03922 жыл бұрын

    I was struck by the mention of a 1st world being too good for humans and the 2nd world that was too evil. The Merovingian in the Matrix movies mentions that the 1st and 2nd Matrix were also like this. I'm curious about how this specific idea might have made it to the Wachowski siblings when writing The Matrix.

  • @gonzo5648

    @gonzo5648

    5 ай бұрын

    They were steeped heavily in this knowledge. Even watching the new installment, I see another level of its understanding being tapped into; Neo has awoken and been reassimilated back into the Matrix and we see him as a creator of worlds, his VR game world is showing us that Neo reawoke and began to dream the dream of worlds again. This, at least to me, represents the likeness of each level of awareness and the repeating hierarchy of knowledge and experience after the reaching of a new dimension of awareness. The original trilogy seems to follow Neo up from Malkuth, we see him ascend to a godlike state, only to give himself and reawaken after his fusing with Smith, into a similar world with similar struggles where he must once again awaken with his even greater understanding afterwards. Fractal re-emergence time and time again. Sorry if this comment is disjointed, I'm typing as I eat lunch before getting back to work. Lol