AUM and Ain Soph Aur
​By Ernest Rodriguez

In the Kabbalah there is no separation between the Ain, Ain-Soph, and Ain-Soph-Aur, which represent extensions of the one in varying aspects of existence; or the triplicity of the essence of creation. There is a parallel to this concept in the Hindu tradition—a not seeking to express a separation but only an extension or branches of the supreme being. In the Trimurti, Vishnu and Shiva are considered equal parts of one androgynous entity known as the Hari-Hara, or duad of the Trimurti. We notice the same encompassing character in the final form of the Ain-Soph-Aur.
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