Adam Kadmon is a figure in Kabbalah, a Jewish mystical tradition. He is also known as the "primordial man" or the "celestial man". Adam Kadmon is said to be the first emanation of God, and he is the archetype of all humanity.
In Kabbalah, Adam Kadmon is depicted as a giant, androgynous figure. He is said to have 10 sefirot, or spheres of light, which represent the different aspects of God. The sefirot are arranged in a tree-like structure, and they are said to be the blueprint for the universe and for human consciousness.
Some scholars believe that Adam Kadmon is an allegory for the human psyche. They argue that the 10 sefirot represent the different aspects of the human personality, and that the tree-like structure of the sefirot represents the interconnectedness of all things.
Yaldabaoth is another figure in Kabbalah. He is also known as the "Demiurge" or the "creator god". Yaldabaoth is said to be the creator of the material world, and he is often depicted as a tyrannical ruler.
