Malkuth, or "Kingdom", is the tenth and final sefirah in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. It represents the physical world and the Shekhinah, the divine presence. Malkuth is unique because it has no light of its own; instead, it receives and reflects the light of the other nine sefirot. This makes it a vessel that gathers and channels divine energy into the material world, symbolizing the manifestation of God's presence in our everyday reality. It embodies qualities such as receptivity, humility, and the ability to bring spiritual insights into practical, tangible actions.

Malkuth is also often associated with the concept of kingship and sovereignty, reflecting the idea that the divine presence governs the physical realm. It is connected to the moon, which reflects the light of the sun, symbolizing how Malkuth reflects the light of the higher sefirot. In many Kabbalistic practices, Malkuth serves as a reminder of the importance of grounding spiritual principles in daily life and maintaining a connection with the divine amidst the challenges of the material world.