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Medieval Kabbalah offered textual and theological explanations for each biblical mitzvah and their role in harmonizing the supernal divine flow, uniting masculine and feminine forces.[citation needed] With this, the feminine aspect of the Divine is drawn from exile back into the Ein Sof. The 613 commandments are embodied in the organs and soul of humans. Lurianic Kabbalah incorporates this into the broader schema of Jewish messianic rectification of exiled divinity. Jewish mysticism, in contrast to divine transcendental and rationalist explanations for Jewish observance, gave immanent, providential, cosmic significance to the mundane activities of humankind's daily life, as well as the spiritual role of Jewish observance in particular.[citation needed]