In Qabalah, the 72 Divine Names of God hold profound significance as channels of divine energy and attributes. Derived from three verses in Exodus, each name encapsulates unique qualities of the divine essence. These names are seen as potent tools for meditation, invoking higher states of consciousness, and connecting with specific aspects of the divine.

Adam Kadmon, often known as the "primordial man," is a major notion in Cabalistic teachings. Adam Kadmon is the first human person and the initial paradigm of humanity, according to Cabalistic tradition, and he is thought to be the "Tree of Life" and the "original atom" from which all creation emerged.