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((Short description|Kabbalistic philosophical framework))
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[[File:Jacobs ladder config.png|thumb|The Tree of Life expanded to show each sefirot within the Four Worlds, an arrangement nicknamed "[[Jacob's Ladder]]"]]

((Four Worlds))
The '''Four Worlds''' (((lang-he|עולמות)) ''ʿOlamot'', singular: ''ʿOlam'' ((lang|he|עולם))), sometimes counted with a prior stage to make '''Five Worlds''', are the comprehensive categories of spiritual realms in [[Kabbalah]] in the [[Seder hishtalshelus|descending chain]] of Existence.

The concept of "Worlds" denotes the emanation of [[ohr|creative lifeforce]] from the [[Ein Sof]] Divine Infinite, through progressive, innumerable [[tzimtzumim]] (concealments/veilings/condensations). As particular sefirot dominate in each realm, so the primordial fifth World, [[Adam Kadmon]], is often excluded for its transcendence, and the four subsequent Worlds are usually referred to. Their names are read out from [[Isaiah]] 43:7, "Every one that is called by My name and for ''My glory'', I have ''created'', I have ''formed'', even I have ''made''" each elucidating the names [[Atziluth]] ("Emanation/Close"),  [[Beri'ah|Beriah]] ("Creation"), [[Yetzirah]] ("Formation"), and [[Assiah]] ("Action"). Below Assiah, the lowest spiritual World, is ''Assiah-Gashmi'' ("Physical Assiah"), our Physical Universe, which enclothes its last two [[sefirot]] “emanations” ([[Yesod]] and [[Malkuth]]).<ref>''Rectifying the State of Israel'', Yitzchak Ginsburgh, Gal Einai. Glossary: entry World</ref> Collectively, the Four Worlds are also referred to as '''ABiYA''', after their initial letters. As well as the functional role each World has in the process of Creation, they also embody dimensions of consciousness within human experience.

==Enumeration==
((Kabbalah))
((See also|Seder Hishtalshelut))
The Worlds are formed by the Ohr [[Ohr|Mimalei Kol Olmin]], literally "Fills all Words", which is the Divine creative light that represents the concept of [[Divine immanence]]. The 10 [[sefirot]] attributes and their associated twelve [[partzufim]] "shine" in each world, as do more specific Divine manifestations. In [[Lurianic Kabbalah]], the partzufim dynamically interact with each other, and sublime "levels" are enclothed within lower existences, representing a sort-of concealed soul. Nonetheless, in each World, particular sefirot and partzufim predominate. The Five Worlds are, in descending order:
#'''[[Adam Kadmon]]''' (((lang|he|אָדָם קַדְמוֹן))) meaning '''Primordial Man'''. The [[anthropomorphism in Kabbalah|anthropomorphic metaphor]] "Adam" denotes the [[sefirot#Yosher|Yosher]] ("Upright") arrangement of the [[sefirot]] as the [[Tree of life (Kabbalah)|tree of life]], which is then personified in the form of Man, though not yet manifest. "Kadmon" signifies "primary of all primaries", the first pristine emanation, still united with the [[Ein Sof]]. Adam Kadmon is the realm of "[[Keter]] Elyon" (Supernal Crown of Will), "the lucid and luminous light" (''Tzachtzachot''), "the pure lucid sefirot which are concealed and hidden" in potential. In regards to the future emergence of Creation, it represents Divine light with no vessels, the manifestation of the specific Divine plan for Existence, within Creation (after the [[Tzimtzum]] in [[Lurianic Kabbalah]]). In Lurianism, the [[Seder Hishtalshelut|lights from Adam Kadmon]] precipitate [[Tohu and Tikun]]. As Keter is elevated above the sefirot, so Adam Kadmon is supreme above the Worlds, and therefore it is generally not included whenever the Worlds are referred to.
#'''[[Atziluth]]''' (((lang|he|אֲצִילוּת))), meaning World of '''Emanation''', also called ''Atzilus''. On this level the light of the [[Ein Sof]] radiates, but is still united with its source. This supernal revelation therefore precludes the souls and Divine emanations in Atziluth from sensing or perceiving their own existence. In Atziluth, the 10 [[sefirot]] emerge in revelation, with [[Chochma]] (Wisdom) dominating, all is nullification of essence (''Bittul HaEtzem'') to Divinity, not considered created and separate. In the context of Atziluth, the last sefirah [[Malkuth]] (Kingdom) represents the "Divine speech" of [[Book of Genesis|Genesis]] 1 through which God created the Universe, and so, it is through this Malkuth that the lower Worlds are sustained.
#'''[[Beri'ah]]''' (((lang|he|בְּרִיאָה)) or alternatively<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.ohalah.org/seidenberg/1pagehagga.pdf |title=Archived copy |access-date=2014-03-11 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100729001617/http://www.ohalah.org/seidenberg/1pagehagga.pdf |archive-date=2010-07-29 ))</ref> בְּרִיָּה), meaning World of '''Creation'''. On this level is the first concept of ''[[creatio ex nihilo]]'' ([[Ayin and Yesh|Yesh miAyin]]), however without yet shape or form, as the creations of Beriah sense their own existence, though in nullification of being (Bittul HaMetziut) to Divinity. Beriah is the realm of the "Divine Throne", denoting the sefirot configuration of Atziluth descending into Beriah like a King on a Throne. The sefirah [[Binah (Kabbalah)|Binah]] (Understanding) predominates, representing Divine intellect.
#'''[[Yetzirah]]''' (((lang|he|יְצִירָה))), meaning World of '''Formation'''. On this level, created beings assume shape and form. The emotional sefirot, [[Chesed]] through [[Yesod]], predominate. The souls and angels within Yetzirah worship through Divine emotion and striving, as they sense their distance from the Understanding of Beriah. This ascent and descent channels the Divine vitality down through the Worlds, furthering the Divine purpose. Therefore, in Yetzirah are the main angels, such as [[Seraphim]], denoting their burning consummation in Divine emotion. 
#'''[[Assiah]]''' (((lang|he|עֲשִׂיָּה))), meaning World of '''Action'''. On this level, Creation is complete, differentiated and particular, as by this point the Divine vitality has undergone much concealment and diminution. However, it is still on a spiritual level. The angels of Assiah function on the active level, as the sefirah Malkuth (fulfilment in Kingship) predominates. Below spiritual Assiah is ''Assiah Gashmi'' (((lang|he|עֲשִׂיָה גַשׁמִי)) "Physical Asiyah"), the final, lowest realm of existence, our material Universe with all its creations. Much like how the sefirah Malkuth within Atziluth is the conduit by which the later worlds emanate, the final sefirot of Assiah are the point by which the physical universe derives.

==Meaning==
[[File:Wenceslas Hollar - Jacob's ladder (State 2).jpg|thumb|left|[[Jacob's Ladder|Jacob's vision]] in [[Book of Genesis|Genesis]] 28:12 of a ladder between Heaven and Earth. In Kabbalistic interpretation, the ''Sulam''-ladder's four main divisions are the Four Worlds and the [[Jewish angelic hierarchy|angelic hierarchy]] embody external dimensions of the [[Ohr|lights-vessels]], while souls embody inner dimensions]]

The Four Worlds are spiritual, heavenly realms in a descending chain, although the lowest world of Assiah has both a spiritual and a physical aspect. The physical level of Assiah is our physical finite realm, including the cosmological Universe studied by science. Consequently, as Kabbalah becomes more of a [[metaphysics|metaphysical]] study, the terms "higher" and "lower" are used as metaphors for being closer or further from Divine consciousness, revelation, and emanance.
The 16th-century systemisation of Kabbalah by [[Moses ben Jacob Cordovero]] brought the preceding interpretations and schools into their first complete rational synthesis. Subsequent doctrines of Kabbalah from [[Isaac Luria]], describe an initial [[tzimtzum]] (withdrawal of the universal Divine consciousness that preceded Creation) to "allow room" for created beings on lower levels of consciousness. Lower levels of consciousness require the self-perception of independent existence, by the created beings on each level, to prevent their loss of identity before the magnificence of God. This illusion increases with more force in each subsequent descending realm. The number of graduations between the Infinite and the finite, is likewise infinite, and arises from innumerable, progressively strong concealments of the Divine light. Nonetheless, the four worlds represent fundamental categories of Divine consciousness from each other, which delineates their four descriptions. Consequently, each world also psychologically represents a spiritual rung of ascent in human consciousness, as it approaches the Divine.

[[File:Ezekial's-Tomb-at-Kifel.jpg|thumb|upright|[[Ezekiel's Tomb]] in Iraq. Ezekiel's vision of the Divine ''[[Merkabah]]''-Chariot,<ref>[[Book of Ezekiel]] 1:4-26</ref> and Isaiah's vision of the ''[[Seraph|Kisei HaKavod]]''-Throne of Glory,<ref>[[Book of Isaiah]] 6:1–3</ref> are related in Kabbalah to beholding the Four Worlds from [[Yetzirah]], and from [[Beri'ah|Beriah]]]]

Kabbalah distinguishes between two types of Divine light that emanate through the 10 sefirot (Divine emanations) from the Infinite ([[Ein Sof]]), to create or affect reality. There is a continual flow of a "lower" light, the ''Mimalei Kol Olmin'', the light of eminence that "fills all worlds" is the creating force in each descending world, that itself continually brings everything in that level of existence into being from nothing. It is this light that undergoes the various divine concealments and contractions as it descends downward to create the next level, and adapts itself to the capacity of each created being on each level. A [[Divine transcendence|transcendent]] higher light ''Sovev Kol Olmin'', the light that "surrounds all worlds" would be the manifestation on a particular level of a higher light which above the capacity of that realm to contain. This is ultimately rooted in the infinite light ("Ohr Ein Sof") that preceded Creation, the Tzimtzum and the Sephirot, rather than the source of the immanent light in the "Kav" (first emanation of creation after the Tzimtzum), in the teachings of Isaac Luria. Consequently, all the worlds are dependent for their continual existence on the flow of Divinity they constantly receive from the Divine Will to create them. Creation is continuous. The faculty of Divine Will is represented in the sefirot (10 Divine emanations) by the first, supra-conscious Sephirah of "Keter"-Crown, that transcends the lower 9 Sephirot of conscious intellect and emotion. Once the Divine Will is manifest, then it actualises Creation through Divine Intellect, and "subsequently" Divine Emotion, until it results in action. The reference to temporal cause and effect is itself a metaphor. The psychology of man also reflects the "Divine psychology" of the sefirot, as "Man is created in the image of God" (Genesis 1:27). In man the activation of willpower through intellect and emotion until deed, requires time and subsequent cause and effect. In the Divine Sephirot and their activation of Creation, this does not apply, as limitations only apply to Creation.

The [[Book of Job]] states that "from my flesh I see God". In [[Kabbalah]] and [[Hasidism]] this is understood to refer to the correspondence between the "Divine psychology" of the Four Worlds and the Sephirot, with human psychology and the Sephirot in the soul of man. From understanding the Kabbalistic description of the human soul, we can grasp the meaning of the Divine scheme. Ultimately, this is seen as the reason that God chose to emanate His Divinity through the 10 Sephirot, and chose to create the corresponding chain of four Worlds (called the "[[Seder hishtalshelus]]"-"order of development"). He could have chosen to bridge the infinite gap between the Ein Sof and our World by a leap of Divine decree. Instead the Sephirot and Four Worlds allow man to understand Divinity through Divine manifestation, by understanding himself. The verse in [[Book of Genesis|Genesis]] of this correspondence also describes the feminine half of Creation: (Genesis 1:27) "So God created man in His own image, in the image of God created He him, male and female created He them". Consequently, some of the sefirot are feminine, and the [[Shechina]] (immanent Divine presence) is seen as feminine. It is the intimate relationship between the Divine scheme of four World and man, that allows man's ascent more easily to Divine consciousness (see [[Dveikus]]).

==Correspondences==
{| class="wikitable"
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! World: !! Descriptions: !! Dominant [[Sephirah]]: !! Letter of [[Tetragrammaton]]: !! Level of [[Kochos hanefesh|soul]]: !! Level of Torah-[[Pardes (Jewish exegesis)|PaRDeS]]: !! Other associations:
|-
| [[Adam Kadmon]]<br /><small>"Primordial Man"</small> || Primary form of ''[[Lurianic Kabbalah|Kav]]''<br /><small>Above consciousness<br />Sephirot concealed<br />Latent potential<br />[[Tetragrammaton]]s<br />United with [[Ein Sof]]<br />Divine intent<br />Pure light, no vessels</small> || ''[[Keter]]''-Crown<br /><small>In relation to 4 Worlds<br />Inherent Will to Create<br />Revealed in Keter-Will of Atzilut</small> || Apex atop י ''Yud''<br /><small>Above representation<br />Alluded to by thorn</small> || ''Yechidah''-Singular<br /><small>Essence of soul<br />Unity with God</small> || ''Sod Sh'b'Sod''<br />Secret within Secret<br /><small>Reflects [[Atzmut]]-Essence<br />Inner soul of Torah<br />Yechidah-source of Torah</small> || <small>Beyond all names<br />Including all names<br />Beyond good-bad polarity</small>
|-
| [[Atziluth]]<br /><small>"Emanation/Nearness"</small> || From ''[[Tohu (Kabbalah)|Tohu]]'' to ''[[Tikun (Kabbalah)|Tikun]]''<br /><small>Sephirot revealed<br />First perception<br />Unrestricted illumination<br />Divine insight<br />No self-awareness<br />[[Da'as Elyon and Da'as Tachton|Nullification of Essence]]<br />Divine All</small> || ''[[Chokhmah (Kabbalah)|Chochmah]]''-Wisdom<br /><small>Source of intellect<br />[[Partzuf]] of ''Abba''-Father</small> || י ''Yud''<br /><small>Dimensionless point<br />First illumination-Male<br />Dot in the Palace</small> || ''Chayah''-Living<br /><small>Encompassing soul<br />Spiritual awareness</small> || ''Sod''-Secret<br /><small>[[Kabbalah]]<br />Soul of Torah<br />Chayah-Wisdom of Torah</small> || <small>''Concealed World'' with Beriah<br />Divine name ע״ב<br />Divine good<br />[[Ayin and Yesh|Ayin]]-Nothingness<br />Torah scroll [[Ta'amim]]-Notes</small>
|-
| [[Beri'ah]]<br /><small>"Creation"</small> || Formless existence<br /><small>First self-awareness<br />''Parsah''-Veil from Atzilut to Beriah<br />Divine Intellect<br />[[Da'as Elyon and Da'as Tachton|Nullification of Being]]<br />First sensed Creation<br />Divine Throne<br />Higher Garden of Eden</small> || ''[[Binah (Kabbalah)|Binah]]''-Understanding<br /><small>Grasp of intellect<br />[[Partzuf]] of ''Imma''-Mother</small> || Higher ה ''Hei''<br /><small>Dimensional expansion<br />Vessel for intellect-Female<br />Palace</small> || ''Neshamah''-Breath<br /><small>Divine intellect in soul<br />Highest internalised potential<br />Breath is internalised</small> || ''Drush''-Homiletic<br /><small>[[Midrash]]<br />Neshamah-Understanding of Torah<br />[[Aggadah]] alludes to Kabbalah</small> || <small>Divine name ס״ג<br />Mostly good<br />Little potential source of bad<br />Thought garment<br />Torah scroll [[Nekudot]]-Vowels</small>
|-
| [[Yetzirah]]<br /><small>"Formation"</small> || General existence<br /><small>Divine Emotions<br />Striving for ascent<br />Awareness of distance<br />Active self-nullification<br />Archetypal forms<br />Lower Garden of Eden</small> || ''Midot''-6 Emotions<br /><small>''[[Chesed]]'' to ''[[Yesod]]''<br />Centred round ''[[Tiferet]]''<br />[[Partzuf]] of ''[[Zeir Anpin]]''-Son</small> || ו ''Vav''<br /><small>Descending illumination<br />Emotional revelation-Male<br />Reveals [[Da'at]]-Knowledge</small> || ''Ruach''-Spirit<br /><small>Divine emotions in soul<br />Potential internalised spirit<br />Emotional movement</small> || ''Remez''-Hint<br /><small>Ruach-Emotions of Torah<br />Soul of simple meaning<br />Some [[Torah commentaries]]</small> || <small>''Revealed World'' with Asiyah<br />Divine name מ״ה<br />Equal good-bad potential<br />Speech garment<br />Torah scroll [[Tagin (Hebrew writing)|Tagin]]-Crowns</small>
|-
| [[Assiah|Asiyah]]<br /><small>"Action"</small> || Particular existence<br /><small>Divine action<br />Concealment of God<br />1 ''Asiyah Ruchni''-Spiritual<br />Below it:<br />2 ''Asiyah Gashmi''-Physical<br />Purpose of Creation</small> || ''[[Malkuth]]''-Kingship<br /><small>Fulfilment in action<br />[[Partzuf]] of ''Nukvah''-Daughter<br />[[Shechinah]]-Divine Presence</small> || Lower ה ''Hei''<br /><small>Dimensional expansion<br />Vessel for emotions-Female<br />Nurtures action</small> || ''Nefesh''-Lifeforce<br /><small>Vitality of actions<br />Invested in body</small> || ''Pshat''-Simple<br /><small>Nefesh-Physicality of Torah<br />[[Halachah]] and [[List of Hebrew Bible events|Torah narratives]]</small> || <small>Divine name ב״ן<br />Mostly bad-little good<br />Action garment<br />Torah scroll [[Ktav Ashuri|Otiyot]]-Letters</small>
|-
|}

==See also==
*[[Anthropomorphism in Kabbalah]]
*((section link|Hopi mythology|Four Worlds))
*''[[Masseket Azilut]]''
*[[Mind–body problem]]
*[[Popper's three worlds]]

==References==
((Reflist|30em))

==Further reading==
* ((cite book |editor-first=Eliahu |editor-last=Klein |title=Kabbalah of Creation: The Mysticism of Isaac Luria, Founder of Modern Kabbalah |year=2005 |publisher=North Atlantic Books |isbn=978-1556435423 |ref=none))

==External links==
* [http://www.inner.org/worlds/worlds.htm The Worlds: The Stages of the Creative Process from God's Infinite Light to Our Physical World] - Describes the many levels and [[Partzufim]] between Adam Kadmon and Atzilut, as well as prior stages, and then the subsequent Four Worlds
* [https://www.psyche.com/psyche/lex/qbl/4worlds.html 4/Four Worlds:  Atziluth, Briah, Yetzirah, Assiah]

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