Binah (Kabbalah) - Wikipedia
WEBBinah (meaning "understanding"; Hebrew: בִּינָה Bīnā) is the third sephira on the kabbalistic Tree of Life. It sits on the level below Keter (in the formulations that include that sephirah), across from Chokmah and directly above Gevurah. It is usually given four paths: from Keter, Chokmah, to Gevurah and Tiphereth. [1] Etymology and names.
Men are from Chochmah; Women are from Binah - Chabad.org
WEBAn extra measure of intuitive Binah was given to women. Recent studies on the brain and other biological compositions of men and women exemplify these differences and their respective areas of expertise.
Binah: A Source of Feminine Insight - Torah.org
WEBSep 6, 2022 · This class explores a particular quality referred to in Hebrew as, “binah,” which can be considered one of the most important expressions of feminine power. Binah can be defined as the ability to discern critical differences between situations or entities, which on the surface seem similar.
The Third Gate: Upper Leah and the Women of “Binah”
WEBA “Binah” woman is usually more active – or, in Kabbalistic language, more masculine – in her sexuality. What is called her “masculinity” is expressed through her willingness and courage to take an active and assertive part in her sexuality, just like a man.
Binah - Understanding - iok-kabbalah.org
WEBBinah is the balancing negative Sephirah, representing the receptive, passive female aspect of manifestation. Together with Kether and Chokmah it completes the Supernal Trinity. The Pillar of Justice is also called Boaz, the Pillar of Form. Binah is assigned the number three, its meaning implying Understanding.
Binah, An Inherent Feminine Quality – tzofia.org
WEBIt is binah that enables a woman to navigate and build in the world of middot – her own and those of her family. It allows her to approach social and emotional situations with greater awareness, understanding, and effectiveness.
Binah - The Mystica
WEBBinah is the primary feminine power on the tree, associated with Aima Elohim the Divine Mother, and its symbols include the sea and the womb. Universal symbolism: Name of God: YHVH, Tetragrammation Elohim
The Ten Sefirot: Binah - Jewish Virtual Library
WEBBinah refers to the analytic, distinguishing aspects of God's thought. It is the uppermost feminine element in the Godhead, and is symbolized as the mother of the Shekhinah. Many of the symbols associated with Binah are therefore identical to those of the Shekhinah.
The Role of Women in Judaism - I Am Woman - Chabad.org
WEBThe next property, that of binah, is the feminine property. Binah, loosely translated as “understanding,” is the desire to attach to the wisdom and give it meaning. Binah is the formation process, the bonding, the development. In …
Kabbala #8: Binah - Processing Wisdom | Aish
WEBThe man brings home wheat and wool from the fields. Can a man eat wheat? Can he wear wool? The woman then takes this wheat and makes flour, then dough, and then bread. She takes the wool, spins it, weaves it, and sews it. Thus we see that the woman develops the potential in every item.