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Four Worlds
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Kabbalah distinguishes between 'four different "worlds" or "planes," based on the verse in Isaiah 43: 7:
Even every one that is called by my name: for I have created him for my glory, I have formed him; yea, I have made him.
- Atziluth (?????????), or "World of Emanations"; on this level the light of the Ain Sof radiates and is still united with its source.
- Beri'ah (?????????) or "World of Creation"; on this level is the first concept of creation ex nihilo however without any shape or form.

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Kabbalah distinguishes between 'four different "worlds" or "planes," based on the verse in Isaiah 43: 7:
Even every one that is called by my name: for I have created him for my glory, I have formed him; yea, I have made him.
- Atziluth (?????????), or "World of Emanations"; on this level the light of the Ain Sof radiates and is still united with its source.
- Beri'ah (?????????) or "World of Creation"; on this level is the first concept of creation ex nihilo however without any shape or form. This is also where the Highest Ranking Angels are to be found.
- Yetzirah (????????) or "World of Formation"; on this level the created being assumes shape and form.
- Asiyah (?????????) or "World of Actions"; on this level the creation is complete, however it is still on a spiritual level. At a later stage there is the 'physical Asiyah' comprising our physical world with all its creatures.
Each of these worlds is progressively grosser and further removed from any revealed Godliness, but the ten Sephirot manifest in all of them.
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