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Kircher,
Athanasius
The person who drew the Sephiroth -
Ten Sephiroth of the Tree Of
Life
Brief explanation of the ten circles -
Notes on
Kabbalah
A very good description of Sephiroth with explanation on Force and Form - Kabbalah Now
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Catholic
Encyclopedia: KABBALA
Catholic explanation on the term KABBALA -
Alt.Magick
Kabbalah FAQ
The Kabbalah FAQ from the alt.magick newsgroup -
The Jewish
Tree of Life
The Tree of Life as used in traditional/Rabbinic Jewish Kabbalah. -
Kircher's
Tree of Life
This Tree was published by Kircher, a Jesuit priest in 1652 -
Frater
Achad's Tree of Life
This Tree was formulated by Frater Achad, a one-time student of Aliester Crowley (Frater Perdurabo) -
The Qabalistic
Tree of Life
Patricia Waldygo patinted this image -
Kinsella's Kabbalistic
Kavalcade
The tree-of-life way to link various Internet pages -
Immortality and the
Tree Of Life
Interesting arguments on the tree of life (Bible one) -
Jeff Hengst: The Tree
of Life
Interesting presentation of an Art Exhibition
Sephiroth: The figure comprised of ten circles and 22 lines , which is the primary glyph or mandala of the Qabalah or Kabalah. In western culture it is called The Tree Of Life.
The Tree Of Life illustrates, symbolically, a process of manifestation, or FORCE precipitating into FORM. Force in organization undergoes an increase in complexity and density on descending the Tree.
The circles are called Sephiroth or Major Paths of Wisdom, and represent established forms of existence (form concepts). The lines are called the Minor Paths of Wisdom and represent established forms of consciousness (force concepts).
