The Kabbalistic tree of life has evolved over time. Kingdom (‘Malkuth’): physical presence/vision and illusion the power of Healing. Yesod (‘Foundation’): remembering/knowing the power of Manifesting. Splendour (‘Hod’): surrender/sincerity/steadfastness the power of Observation. Victory (‘Netzach’): contemplation/initiative/persistence the power of the Eternal Now. Strength (‘Gevurah’): judgment/determination the power of Intention.īeauty (‘Tiferet’): symmetry/compassion the power of Creativity. Mercy (‘Chesed’): grace/intention to emulate God the power of vision. Understanding (‘Binah’): repentance/reason the power of Love. Wisdom (‘Chokhmah’): Divine reality/revelation the power of Wisdom. The Crown (‘Kether’ in Hebrew): the Creator Himself. Each of these, in turn, corresponds to one of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. The remaining 22 correspond to the lines or channels of energy that join the Sefiroth together. The first 10 are the Sefiroth (not including Daat). There are said to be 32 paths on the Tree of Life. The ten spheres represent the ten archetypal numbers of the Pythagorian system. The Tree of life is considered to be a map of the universe and the psyche, the order of the creation of the cosmos, and a path to spiritual illumination. It is an arrangement of ten interconnected spheres (called sephiroth, meaning ‘spheres’), which represent the central organizational system of the Jewish Kabbalistic tradition or ‘cosmology’ of the Kabbalah. In Hebrew, it is a mystical symbol within the Kabbalah of esoteric Judaism used to describe the path to God. The Tree of Life (Kabbalah ) is derived from the Flower of Life.
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