The Tetragrammaton (HaShem HaMeforash) represents the most sacred and unpronounceable Name of God, composed of four Hebrew letters (Yod-Heh-Vav-Heh). It embodies the very essence of divine existence, transcending all human understanding.
In Kabbalah, the Tetragrammaton is not merely a name but the structure through which God manifests creation, balancing mercy, judgment, and compassion. Its letters reflect past, present, and future β the totality of existence unified in one eternal divine name.
Wearing Tetragrammaton jewelry symbolizes:
β’ Connection to the highest level of divine energy
β’ Awareness of Godβs eternal and infinite presence
β’ Spiritual protection and blessing
β’ Alignment with the sacred power of creation itself
β’ Deep respect for the mystery and holiness of Godβs name
This is one of the most powerful symbols in Kabbalah, often worn as a deeply personal connection to the divine source of life.
