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Colin Low......Page 1 The Great Work 117......Page 3 References 145......Page 4 Preface......Page 5 Introduction......Page 9 Figure 1: The Prime Duality......Page 14 Figure 3: The Garden of Eden......Page 15 Figure 5: The Fall......Page 16 Figure 7: The Tree of Life......Page 17 Figure 8: The Tree of Life......Page 19 The Tree of Life......Page 13 Figure 9: The Three Pillars & The Lightning Flash......Page 22 The Pillars & The Lightning Flash......Page 21 Sephirothic Correspondences......Page 27 17. The Keywords are a collection of phrases which summarise key aspects of the sephira.......Page 28 Table 2: Yesod (Continued)......Page 29 Table 3: Hod (Continued)......Page 30 Table 5: Tipheret (Continued)......Page 31 Table 6: Gevurah (Continued)......Page 32 Table 8: Daat ......Page 33 Table 10: Chokhmah (Continued)......Page 34 Table 11: Keter (Continued)......Page 35 The Sephiroth......Page 37 Figure 10: The Elements & the Cardinal Points......Page 38 Figure 11: The Circle Cross - the Elements on the Tree......Page 39 Yesod......Page 42 Hod & Netzach......Page 48 Tipheret......Page 57 Gevurah and Chesed......Page 60 Daat and the Abyss......Page 66 Binah, Chokhmah, Keter......Page 7
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- Author
- Colin Low
- Published
- 2001
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Religion, Kabbalah
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