Solomonic Meditation – The World of Kabbalah

Solomonic Meditation

Meditation is a means of releasing oneself from the bonds of physicality. In the ancient Kabbalistic tradition, going back as far as Abraham, it is believed to be a way to achieve closeness to the Divine.

The meditation that follows has been created to lead one into focusing on the deepest levels of life itself, the light of the soul of male and female.

In the tradition of ancient Kabbalah, we call this a Merkabah, a vehicle of light. The male component points upward connecting one to the source of spiritual or non-physical life. The female component points downward toward the earth, deriving the energy that sustains physicality.

The upward and downward tetrahedrons rotate one within the other, in the Phi ratio of perfect harmony. The entire Merkabah rotates through space at the speed of light.

As it rotates, the Merkabah reveals sacred names of the energy of the Divine, as written in Hebrew. The Hebrew words can be represented by musical notes.

One has only to look at the words, and listen to the tones to begin one’s journey.

Climb into the centre of your own light vehicle and travel through the centre of the sun if you wish, and beyond, to the stars.