shekhina

Beauty, the daughter, represents the Shekhina, or the presence of God in the world.

While I was away the Shekhina intervened in the lives of human beings, to assist them.

The son represents the Messiah, who is to restore the Shekhina to its place and put everything right.

In 2002, he published a book of photographs entitled "The Shekhina Project."

Ms. Monte seems not to have settled completely into her theme in "Shekhina."

But Ms. Monte may be pushing the boundaries in her new "Shekhina."

The fourth, Ms. Monte's new "Shekhina," addresses female sexuality directly.

This tends to confirm the suggestion that the Shekhina and the Manna Machine were identical.

The Shekhina Big Band Film and theater music:

Opera singer Shekhina Shawn Jazeel sang one song under the name Prasanna.

Maari later tells Arun about his sick daughter (Shekhina Shawn), and his inability to pay for her operation.

Introducing false separation causes the exile of the Shekhina Divine Presence within Creation from God.

The piece was inspired by images in a recently published book of photographs by Leonard Nimoy (yes, that one) that is also called "Shekhina."

The presiding high priest would enter into this room, said to contain the Shekhina (the presence of God), once a year on Yom Kippur.

"You knew beforehand that when you opened the magazine you would find the nasty anger of the pure-hearted," she has Puttermesser thinking of Shekhina.

On this point Hauck writes: "When Aaron performed the Temple service, the Shekhina rested on his hands.

Pilobolus takes over in "Shekhina," a full-company piece in which gauzy fabric unspools from the wings to fill the stage with what looks like white light made three-dimensional.

But, more than that,I have rejoined the sundered realms within me; I have restored the Shekhina to En Sof.

In October 2002, Nimoy published The Shekhina Project, a photographic study exploring the feminine aspect of God's presence, inspired by Kabbalah.

But what poured out across the stage in "Shekhina" looked more like a 21st-century version of the billowy Doris Humphrey-Ruth St. Denis "Soaring."

The final sephirah Malkhut (Kingship) remains partially intact as the exiled Shekhina (Feminine Divine immanence) in Creation.

"Shekhina" will be danced at each performance this weekend, in a repertory that includes "Light Lies," an homage to the artist Josef Albers (tomorrow and Sunday nights).

Nimoy said that objections to Shekhina did not bother or surprise him, but he smarted at the stridency of the Orthodox protests, and was saddened at the attempt to control thought.

Bay appeared as a model in Nimoy's Shekhina, which is a book of monochrome nude photography of women representing Shekhinah, the presence of God in Judaism.

His enlightenment came about eight years ago, when he had been showing pictures from his Shekhina series - sensual, provocative images of naked women in religious Jewish wear - at a lecture in Nevada.