Chesed
Loving-kindness — anatomical right shoulder
Chesed — the sefirah of expansive, unconditional giving. Identified with Abraham in the patriarchal scheme and with the right arm of Adam Kadmon, it is the impulse that pours without measure. Without restraint it would dissolve all distinctions; therefore the Tree pairs it with Gevurah on the opposite arm. The Lurianic imagery of the broken vessels (shevirat ha-kelim) attributes the catastrophe partly to Chesed-without-Gevurah — pure giving with no vessel to receive.
Point 4 of 10 in Kabbalah — Tree of Life (Adam Kadmon)
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Zohar III.302a (Idra Zuta) (primary_canonical)
Zohar III.302a, in the Idra Zuta (Vilna folio pagination), describes the right-side flow of lovingkindness within the supernal configuration, supporting the Chesed/right-arm correspondence. The citation is to the Zohar's symbolic divine-body imagery, not to human anatomy.
Isaiah Tishby, The Wisdom of the Zohar, vol. 1 (secondary)