Cantar de los Cantares 4:1 Cábala: Zohar

At that point R. Judah knocked at R. Isaac’s door, entered the room and joined him. R. Isaac said: ‘Now, the Shekinah herself is in our presence.’ Said R. Judah: ‘Your exposition of the term beer-lahai-roi is quite correct, but there is more in it than you have said.’ He then began to discourse thus. ‘It is written: A fountain of gardens, a well of living waters, and flowing streams from Lebanon (S. S. 4, 1). “A fountain of gardens” is a description of Abraham; “a well of living waters” is a description of Isaac, of whom it is written: “And Isaac dwelt by the well of the living and seeing one (beer-lahai-roi).” The “well” is none other but the Shekinah; “the living one” is an allusion to the Righteous One who lives in the two worlds, that is, who lives above, in the higher world, and who also lives in the lower world, which exists and is illumined through him,