“…The secret of Hashem (above) is One and His name (the manifestation of His Kingship below) is One.”
(The Zohar, Terumah 163-6)

Zohar means "splendor" or "radiance" in Hebrew. It is the title of the central book of Jewish mysticism and the study of Kabbalah. Written in Aramaic, it is a commentary on The Five Books of Moses, the Torah. “The Zohar” stresses that every human act has its effect upon the universal course; the spiritual forces above depend for their activity on the influences from below, that is, human thought, speech and action.

This painting is featured in the hardcover art book entitled "Hebrew Illuminations" written by Adam Rhine and Louise Temple.