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The First Pillar [Yakhin]
Vision is instrumental to Purpose. Thought is second only to Action.
To know this is to create, maintain, and defend the structure of the world.
He will establish. יָכִין
The Second Pillar [Bo’az]
Power is an externalized Self. Action is Thought manifested.
Become and present your best. People will receive your best.
In his strength. בֹּעַז
From outside of Solomon’s Temple, Boaz was on the left, Jachin was on the right. From the standpoint of Self representing the temple, Jachin stands on the left and Boaz stands on the right. As the right is considered the position of power (i.e. my Right-Hand Man); it orders the value of each when presenting outwardly to the world. The two pillars that stood outside of the temple entrance is a portal, linking the divinity from within to the corporeal outer world.
