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	Spiral Nature - Magick - Kabbalah - The Tree of Life
		Kabbalah provides a vocabulary for states of consciousness underlying the phenomena, and one of the purposes of these notes is to explain this vocabulary, not by definition, but mostly by metaphor and analogy.
		What Kabbalah does suggest (and modern physics most certainly does not!) is that matter and consciousness are the same stuff, and differ only in the degree of structure imposed - matter is consciousness so heavily structured and constrained that its behaviour becomes describable using the regular and simple laws of physics.
		The Tree is composed of 10 states or sephiroth (sephiroth plural, sephira singular) and 22 interconnecting paths.
	www.spiralnature.com /magick/kabbalah/treeoflife.html (2332 words)

	Qabbalah - Tree of Life - Crystalinks
		Kabbalah is an interpretation (exegesis, hermeneutic) key, "soul" of the Torah (Hebrew Bible), or the religious mystical system of Judaism claiming an insight into divine nature.
		The term "Kabbalah" was originally used in Talmudic texts, among the Geonim, and by early Rishonim as a reference to the full body of publicly available Jewish teaching.
		Kabbalah, according to the more recent use of the word, stresses the esoteric reasons and understanding of the commandments in the Torah, and the occult cause of events described in the Torah.
	www.crystalinks.com /kabala.html (2149 words)

	Tree of life (Kabbalah) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tree of life is a mystical concept within the Kabbalah of Judaism which is used to understand the nature of God and the manner in which He created the world ex nihilo (out of nothing).
		The latter describes the tree of life as being a sort of diagram (although not necessarily a physical one) that has 10 (sometimes 11) Sephirot and 22 (sometimes 24) paths which interconnect the various Sephirot.
		The Tree of Life bears many similarities to the Christian Gnostic conception of the Pleroma, emanations from the ineffable and self-originating Divine Parent that offer the best possible means of describing God.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tree_of_life_(Kabbalah) (323 words)

	Kabbalah
		Thus, the Tree of Life both symbolizes the Divine Being, and offers the way back for humans to be reunited with the source from whence he came.
		Indeed, the Kabbalah has been a basis for Western occult teaching for several centuries, though it should be noted that many Kabbalists and traditional Kabbalist rabbis do not sanction such activity.
		Ein Sof [the God of Kabbalah] is considered remote and unknowable, and the Tree of Life is believed to be a revelation of Ein Sof’s attributes.
	www.crossroad.to /Quotes/occult/kabbalah.htm (4703 words)

	Byzant Kabbalah - Paths on the Tree of Life
		The Tree of Life is formed from 32 paths: ten objective paths known as the sefirot and 22 subjective paths that connect pairs of sefirot together.
		There is a natural tendency to view the Tree as a series of discrete objects rather than as the unified, undifferentiated whole it actually is, and the paths allow us to begin the process of reintegrating the Tree by exploring the relationships between pairs of sefirot.
		The Tarot and the Kabbalah discusses the relationship between the 78 cards of the Tarot and the Tree of Life, and includes a diagram showing the attributions of the paths.
	www.byzant.com /Mystical/Kabbalah/Path.aspx (678 words)

	Tree of Life Symbology, Kabbalah
		Central to modern Kabbalistic study is the diagram Otz Chiim, the Tree of Life.
		In Babylonian mythology, the Tree of Life was a magical tree that grew in the center of paradise.
		The earliest reference to the concept of the Tree of Life is to be found in the philosophy of the Ancient Egyptians.
	www.symbols.net /treeoflife (628 words)

	Byzant Kabbalah - The Tree of Life
		The Tree encapsulates creation, existence and the return to the divine (or the path to enlightenment) in ten sefirot ("numbers," "emanations" or "spheres;" singular, sefira) and the twenty-two paths through which they interrelate (introduced in our Introduction to the Kabbalah).
		The Tree of Life describes the descent of the divine into the manifest world, and methods by which divine union may be attained in this life.
		In viewing the Tree as composed of the three pillars, each sefira can be classed as either negative (restrictive, passive and destructive), balancing or positive (expansive, active and constructive) depending upon whether it lies on the pillar of severity, equilibrium (sometimes mildness) or mercy respectively.
	www.byzant.com /Mystical/Kabbalah/TreeOfLife.aspx (782 words)

	Enneagram and the Tree of Life
		The 'Tree of Life' is the key symbol of the tradition of Kabbalah.
		The correspondences to the notes of the octave and their interrelationship in two successive trees, or octaves, is illustrated here.
		In the enneagram, the interval si-do is 'unrepresented', although in a sense, 'crossing' it represents the 'goal' of the enneagram; in the Tree, the interval mi-fa is 'suggested' or 'half represented,' that is, represented by the mysterious Daath.
	www.awakenings.com /properties/tree (1005 words)

	KABBALAH: GETTING BACK TO THE GARDEN
		Kabbalah, an esoteric teaching that supposedly dates from the time of Abraham and reached its peak in medieval Spain, is based on the belief that the Torah is an encoded message with hidden meanings.
		Thus, the Tree of Life symbolizes the Divine and offers the way for humans to be reunited with the source from whence we came.
		In Kabbalah, Adam and Eve are viewed as symbols of male and female energy, and as a metaphor for the “primordial Vessel” whose existence came before creation, thus encompassing all the souls of humanity to come.
	www.equip.org /free/JAK045.htm (4665 words)

	Kabbalah
		According to this book, the "Kabbalah may be defined as the esoteric Jewish doctrine.
		Kabbalah -- which can be spelled with a C or Q -- is an ancient form of Jewish mysticism.
		The larger sphere at the bottom is called the "Solar World." Surrounding the sun in the center are the signs of the zodiac.
	www.crossroad.to /images/extra/Kabbalah.htm (553 words)

	The Tree of Life
		The Tree of Life is an excellent diagram for the study of what man is, his relationship to the universe, and the creation process.
		The acknowledgment of a supreme purpose in life, and the total submission of self which it inspires, serves to endow the source of one's inspiration with an aura of splendor and majesty.
		Ascending the Tree of Life on the middle pillar, passing Tiphereth, we leave the ego behind and cross the Abyss.
	www.soul-guidance.com /houseofthesun/treeoflife.htm (5069 words)

	:: Welcome to Tree of Life Teachings! ::
		Using Kabbalah, Depth Psychology, Western Mythology and Jewish and Christian stories, you will be guided through 7 stages of healing, so that you can let go of limiting attitudes and beliefs and break through to new life and new possibilities.
		Through her depiction of the Tree of Life, portrayed on beautiful silk robes, she illuminates the work with clarity and a genuine feeling of mystic lore.
		As founding director of the Tree of Life Training, Megan guides students, clients and groups to greater health and wholeness, using a dynamic blend of Western therapy and the creative arts of drumming, chanting, storytelling and ritual.
	www.treeoflifeteachings.com /sapphire_staff.html (589 words)

	Sephirot (Kabbalah) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Sephiroth are also represented by a "tree" that is described as having ten Sephirot and 22 "paths", which co-relate with the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
		Kether heads the central column of the tree, which is known metaphorically speaking as the "Pillar of Mildness" and is associated with Hebrew letter Aleph, "the breath", and the air element.
		The Sephirothic Tree is sometimes depicted as being a human body and, as such, is thought to symbolize the first "Heavenly" Man: Adam Kadmon who is identified by Manly Hall as the Idea of the Universe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sephirot_(Kabbalah) (1965 words)

	Tree of Life - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is important to note that the sephiroth and the Tree of Knowledge are distinguished (Gen. 2.9) and that prohibition of eating the fruit concerns the latter(Gen. 2.17).
		Of the many twigs which flourished when the tree was a mere bush, only two or three, now grown into great branches, yet survive and bear the other branches; so with the species which lived during long-past geological periods, very few have left living and modified descendants.
		From the first growth of the tree, many a limb and branch has decayed and dropped off; and these fallen branches of various sizes may represent those whole orders, families, and genera which have now no living representatives, and which are known to us only in a fossil state.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tree_of_Life (1877 words)

	The Tree of Life
		Kabbalah was once one of the most secretive of all esoteric disciplines.
		Those minds which originally recognised the Tree of Life as a model of the cosmos are essentially the same as those which have more recently defined the physical laws of the universe.
		Familiarity with the Tree of Life leads to a realisation that the theories of modern science follow much the same thought patterns that Kabbalistic explanations have done, from the Big Bang to DNA.
	www.treeoflife.org.uk /index.html (618 words)

	Religious symbol: Kabbalah Tree of Life
		And out of the ground made the Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food; the tree of life also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
		The Tree of Life is a key symbol in Kabbalah.
		At the bottom of the Tree of Life is Malkhut or kingdom or presence.
	www.crystal-cure.com /symbols-kabbala.html (541 words)

	Freemasonry in Israel - Tree of Life of the Kabbalah and Morality
		Tree of Life of the Kabbalah and Morality
		Kabbalah studies include the "Ets H'ayim" (Ehts H'ahyeem, 'Tree of Life') and its "Sefirot" (Sfeeroht, 'Countings' or 'Divine Emanations').
		Properly-guided and gradual study of the Kabbalah is intellectually-challenging, offers the opportunity of uplifting from our material world by moral self-perfection, helps get a better feeling of G-d's Presence, and therefore strengthens our faith in Him.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Forum/9991/kabbalah.html (989 words)

	Tree Of Life
		(In daily life, this means it is better to say "I feel tired" rather than "I am tired"; "I feel angry rather than "I am angry," etc.) It's not always necessary to use "I am" for affirmations, but the sense of being-ness should be prominent.
		This first set of affirmations is designed to set up a positive frame of mind, which will allow you to see yourself in the context of the Divine creative energy that sustains the universe at all times, along with the framework created by the Tree of Life of the sefirot.
		Many people are studying the Kabbalah now as they search for their roots - the origins and greater understanding of creation - and the messages of God.
	www.newthoughtkabbalah.com /treeoflife.htm (2274 words)

	Hebrew Roots Initiation
		"Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism, were traditionally not even taught to people until the age of 40, when they had completed their education in Torah and Talmud." 4.
		Thus is the tree of life, OTz ChIIM, Otz Chiim, formed; the first triad being placed above, the second and third below, in such a manner that the three masculine Sephiroth are on the right, three feminine on the left, whilst the four uniting Sephiroth occupy the center.
		Also on the Tree of Life is found, "The Anahata Chakra (Heart); Gevurah-Hesed" which involves the "ability to determine one's own destiny, and escape a preordained fate" 52.
	watch.pair.com /HRinitiation.html (6029 words)

	Amazon.com: Kabbalah Tree: A Journey of Balance & Growth: Books: Rachel Pollack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kabbalah's most famous symbol, the Tree of Life, has become the organizing principle behind our human efforts to understand the world.
		Using Hermann Haindl's lush depiction of the Tree of Life, Rachel Pollack examines the message behind this ancient symbol.
		One does not have to wear a kabbalah string on their wrist or drink socalled kabbalah water' as some snake oil salesmen are selling.
	www.amazon.com /Kabbalah-Tree-Rachel-Pollack/dp/0738705071 (1492 words)

	Dowsing the Kabbalistic Tree of Life
		Moses taught Kabbalah to the leaders of the Children of Israel as they wandered across the desert and it has been passed from teacher to student since that time.
		According to Kabbalah, the Tree of Life was put into place before Creation.
		After nine years of working with the Bed Pattern and six years of working with it and comparing it to the Tree of Life, I am more convinced than ever that the Bed Pattern and the Human Energy Pattern truly is the kabbalistic Tree of Life.
	dowsers.com /page5.html (639 words)

	kabbalah.info - Bnei Baruch World Center For Kabbalah Studies
		The wisdom of Kabbalah teaches a practical method to attain the upper world and the source of our existence.
		By realizing our true purpose in life, one attains perfection, tranquility, unbounded enjoyment and the ability to transcend the limitations of time and space while still living in this world.
		ONLINE KABBALAH LEARNING CENTER is now taking students for its first term of study beginning Nov. 29.
	www.kabbalah.info (263 words)

	Kabbalah Tree Of Life Jewelry from The Mystic Caravan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		From the artist: "Described first in the Book of Creation between the years 300-600 CE, Kabbalah and the Tree of Life were explored extensively before and after the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492.
		All these Tree of Life designs feature a unique, Flower of Life design on the back.
		This sterling silver jewelry item was created was fashioned as an wearable amulet that symbolizes the evolution of the universe as per the new age science of sacred geometry.
	mystic-caravan.com /am/treeoflife.htm (590 words)

	:: Welcome to Tree of Life Teachings! ::
		Join author Megan Wagner as she presents the Tree of Life path of healing, a powerful tool to align the roots, trunk and branches of our Tree so we can thrive with optimum health.
		Wagner’s practical and dynamic teachings of Kabbalah and Depth Psychology in this comprehensive overview of the Tree of Life.
		In the second meditation we will see a movie of our life as we have lived it in the last year so that we can make wise decisions for the coming year.
	www.treeoflifeteachings.com /cd.html (461 words)

	the tree of life
		The Tree of Life was originally a Babylonian idea and represents a higher article system of 10 aspects (seferit) of God's nature that are linked in 32 paths.
		It was later adapted by Jewish mystics and became part of the Kabbalistic interpretation of God's essence.
		The Tree of Life is supposed to be a representative he to help Kabbalists attain union with the divine by helping them understand the relationship and sequence of the various aspects of God's divine nature as it manifests itself in our world and in ourselves.
	www.carm.org /kabbalah/treeoflife.htm (573 words)

	Project Mind Mapped on the Tree of Life
		Below, we shall map, upon the Kabbalah Tree of the Sephirot, the original intention of the Creator all the way to its realization through man and Accelerated Thought:
		That we encounter restriction as we descend the tree is because there's a process taking us from infinite seed to infinite realization or fruit - from Keter to Malchut.
		It's not something I'm doing, its no longer guided from intention which is now inherent in the process, but rather by the energy generated by the concerted attention/intention transmitted through Nezach circulating in the image of the Creator that is the nascent mind that I am to temporarily become.
	www.projectmind.org /treeoflife.html (1430 words)

	fUSION Anomaly. Kabbalah
		DNA, the ancient cabalistic "Tree Of life" portrayed in the biblical Torah, is now coming to be viewed as a live vibrating structure, rather than a fixed tape recording.
		Kubrick has brought the viewer of the film through the four realms of the Tree of Life, all brilliantly evoked in the right pattern with enough intricate knowledge of the Kabbala to give one a long pause for consideration.
		Sumerian pictographs carvings have depictions similar to the Kabbalistic Tree of Life.
	fusionanomaly.net /kabbalah.html (1497 words)

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