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Hermetic Qabalah
Tree of Life
Ten spheres and twenty-two paths. The Western tradition uses this map to connect the planets, the zodiac signs, the Hebrew letters and the tarot.
The Tree
About this Tree
The Tree of Life here follows the Hermetic Qabalah of the Golden Dawn, a Western school of the late 19th century. It reads the Tree as a map of correspondences: each sphere has a planet and a group of tarot cards, each path a Hebrew letter, a sign or an element, and a major arcanum.
Jewish Kabbalah is a living religious tradition with its own texts, teachers and practice. We don't present it here and don't use its prayers or divine names.
Sources: Sepher Yetzirah, tr. W. W. Westcott (1887); S. L. MacGregor Mathers, The Kabbalah Unveiled (1887); Golden Dawn tables of correspondences.