Below". Additionally, the Seven Colours of Newton's prism split light are the Jewish symbol for the Seven Laws of Noah. Yitzchak Ginsburgh uses this Kabbalistic identification to support his articulation of the inner Kabbalistic meaning of the Noahide Laws, which have both outer legislation in Halachah, and inner meaning in Kabbalah. Their inner meaning helps fulfil the eschatological role of each Righteous Noahide in the Jewish Messianic description of Universal Redemption for all Nations of the World. See also In Judaism: Lurianic Kabbalah Ibbur Dybbuk Shaar HaGilgulim For comparison with other religions: Reincarnation References External links Jewish view of reincarnation Ask the Rabbi - aish.com "Gilgul Neshamot - Reincarnation of Souls", essay on gilgul by Rav Avraham Brandwein Sefer Nishmath Hayyim by Menasseh Ben Israel Jewish mysticism Kabbalah Reincarnation Kabbalistic words and phrases