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| Gedulah |
Glory; an alternative title of the Sefirah Hesed. |
| Gematria |
The science and art of numerology and esoteric mathematics in the Kabbalah based on the Hebrew language. |
| Gevurah |
Rigor, severity, or judgment; the fifth Sefirah. |
| Gilgulim |
The transmigration of souls; the wave like motion of becoming. |
| Gnosis |
Knowledge of direct spiritual or mystical experience; knowledge of becoming, spiritual insight or intuition. |
| Great Beast |
Force of violence or self-destructive tendency in the collective consciousness of humanity. |
| Great Seth |
A gnostic title for the Christos; fiery or radiant cross. |
| Guph |
Legendary repository from which souls are drawn. |
| Heavenly Father |
Transcendental and hidden aspect of the divine. |
| Hesed |
Mercy or loving-kindness; the fourth Sefirah. |
| Hod |
Splendor, submission, or surrender; the eighth Sefirah. |
| Hokmah |
Wisdom; the second Sefirah. |
| Holy Spirit |
The divine power in creatures and creation; also the Mother and the Bride. |
| Kabbalah |
Jewish mystical tradition based on the Tree of Life. |
| Kali Kallah |
Black or dark bride; Lilith; Sophia Nigrans, dark wisdom of God. |
| Kallah |
Bride; Partzuf of the Sefirah Malkut; title of Magdalene. |
| Kallah Messiah |
Anointed Bride; Christ the Sophia; Magdalene. |
| Kavvanah |
Concentration or conscious intention; feeling and devotion. |
| Keter |
Crown; first Sefirah; the Sefirah that is not. |
| Klippah |
Singular of Klippot. See Klippot. |
| Klippot |
Husks of darkness; impure emanations; dominion of darkness. |
| Lilith |
See Kali Kallah. |
| Logo |
Word; the divine word; Christ the Son. |
| Maggid |
Angel; a term used to designate any archangel or angel; also a term for a master who is disincarnate. |
| Malkut |
Kingdom; the tenth and final Sefirah. |
| Melchizedek |
Priest-king (or priestess-queen) of righteousness; the universal order of enlightenment or Messianic consciousness. |
| Messiah |
Anointed; Christ. |
| Midrashim |
Myths, legends, and stories inspired by the Scriptures. |
| Mystical Death |
Shift from a lower level of consciousness to a higher consciousness. |
| Mystical Union |
Union of the worshipper and the worshipped. |
