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most senior heir to the Davidic line. He is the founder and director of Malchut Israel, a religious right-wing political party which advocates for a monarchy

Dvar Malchus or Devar Malchut (Hebrew: דְּבַר מַלְכוּת Ashkenazi pronunciation: d'var malkhus [də.'vaɾ 'mal.xʊs], Modern Hebrew: dəvar malkhût [dəˈvaʁ

Yesod-Joseph, which channels the higher powers to their fulfilment in Malchut action. However, traditionally in Judaism, Joseph is referred to with the

lowest World, this realm with all its creatures. The Divine Kingship of Malchut predominates, the purpose of Creation. In the Zohar and elsewhere, there

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medieval Hebrew tradition, and his long cosmological masterpiece, Keter Malchut, is acknowledged today as one of the greatest poems in all of Hebrew literature

Shechinah, according to the Zohar and Arizal’s Etz Chaim, is associated with Malchut and is the channel through which divine sustenance flows to the lower worlds

While real human actions are the "Foundation" (Yesod) of this universe (Malchut), these actions must accompany the conscious intention of compassion. Compassionate

search and other highly advanced techniques, are found in the "Sefer ha-Malchut" by Rabbi David ha-Levi of the Draa Valley, a Spanish-Moroccan Kabbalist