Kabbalistic works frequently use geometric terms such as points and lines.
The basic understanding is that a point represents the essence of something as it is. It is unconnected and not relating to anything else. A point, visualized as a round circle - whose end reaches back around to its beginning - is self-contained entity.
A line represents a connection between points. In Kabbalistic terms it would represent a relationship being developed between two concepts that had until now seemed unconnected and possibly in conflict.
The basic understanding is that a point represents the essence of something as it is. It is unconnected and not relating to anything else. A point, visualized as a round circle - whose end reaches back around to its beginning - is self-contained entity.
A line represents a connection between points. In Kabbalistic terms it would represent a relationship being developed between two concepts that had until now seemed unconnected and possibly in conflict.
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