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== H. P. Blavatsky ==
== [[Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna|H. P. Blavatsky]] ==
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Yakin and Boaz}}'''. A Kabbalistic and Masonic symbol. The two pillars of bronze (Yakin, male and white; Boaz, female and red), cast by Hiram Abif of Tyre, called “the Widow’s Son , for Solomon’s supposed (Masonic) Temple. Yakin was the symbol of Wisdom (''Chokmah''), the second Sephira; and Boaz, that of Intelligence (''Binah''); the temple between the two being regarded as ''Kether,'' the crown, Father‐ Mother.
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Yakin and Boaz}}'''. A Kabbalistic and Masonic symbol. The two pillars of bronze (Yakin, male and white; Boaz, female and red), cast by Hiram Abif of Tyre, called “the Widow’s Son , for Solomon’s supposed (Masonic) Temple. Yakin was the symbol of Wisdom (''Chokmah''), the second Sephira; and Boaz, that of Intelligence (''Binah''); the temple between the two being regarded as ''Kether,'' the crown, Father‐ Mother.


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