KING SOLOMON — A Monograph Through the Perspective of Kabbalah
This work approaches Solomon not merely as a historical figure, but as a symbolic architect whose wisdom reveals a structural connection between the inner human form and the outer act of building. Standing on the fine line between kingship and insight, Solomon leaves behind a hidden imprint of inner architecture. For a Temple rises not only through stone, but through intention, orientation, and justice—and before it appears outside, it is first constructed within.
Listening to the silence of symbols rather than the noise of narrative, this monograph uncovers the deep parallel between sacred architecture and inner discipline. Through selected pasuk commentaries from authentic sources, the structural meaning beneath enduring symbols becomes visible. What the outer Temple suggests, the inner Temple completes; and when that inner Temple stands whole, the light finally reveals itself.
A contemplative work for readers interested in symbolic analysis, classical wisdom traditions, and the deeper architecture of human interiority.
KING SOLOMON — A Monograph from the Kabbalah Perspective
This study examines Solomon not merely as a historical figure, but as a symbolic architect who demonstrates the connection between the inner nature of man and the external act of construction. This figure, standing on the fine line between wisdom and kingship, leaves a hidden mark on the inner architecture. For the temple is not built solely with stone; it is built with intention, direction, and justice. And that temple is built within before it can be seen from the outside.
By listening not to the noise of narratives but to the silence of symbols, this monograph reveals the profound parallel between sacred architecture and internal discipline. Selected passages from authentic sources reveal the structural meaning behind long-preserved symbols. Whatever the outer sanctuary signifies, the inner sanctuary completes it; and when that inner sanctuary is completed, light finally becomes visible.
It is an in-depth work for readers interested in symbolic analysis, ancient wisdom, and human inner architecture.