Hod (Kabbalah)
"Hod" is a word that comes from a really old book called the Kabbalah. It means "splendor" or "majesty" like when you see something that's really beautiful and you say "wow!"
But, it's more than just being pretty. "Hod" is also about being humble and honest. It's about recognizing that there are things in the world that are greater than us, and it's important to be respectful of that.
When we talk about "hod" in Kabbalah, we're talking about how we can become better people by being both humble and in awe of the world around us. We can show respect and appreciation for everything that's good in the world, and try to make it even better. So, "hod" is all about being appreciative, respectful, and humble.
But, it's more than just being pretty. "Hod" is also about being humble and honest. It's about recognizing that there are things in the world that are greater than us, and it's important to be respectful of that.
When we talk about "hod" in Kabbalah, we're talking about how we can become better people by being both humble and in awe of the world around us. We can show respect and appreciation for everything that's good in the world, and try to make it even better. So, "hod" is all about being appreciative, respectful, and humble.