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| - | *'''[[Egyptian Godforms|Egyptian]] (selection)''': Amoun, Isis [Hathoor] <small>([[Tree of Life:Egyptian Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''[[Egyptian Godforms|Egyptian]] (selection)''': Amoun, Isis [Hathoor] <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''Egyptian (practical)''': [[Amoun]] <small>([[Tree of Life:Egyptian Gods (practical)|#]])</small> | + | *'''Egyptian (practical)''': [[Amoun]] <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''[[Hindu Godforms|Hindu]]''': Indra, Brahma <small>([[Tree of Life:Hindu Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''[[Hindu Godforms|Hindu]]''': Indra, Brahma <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''Scandinavian''': Wotan <small>([[Tree of Life:Scandinavian Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''Scandinavian''': Wotan <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''[[Greek Godforms|Greek]]''': Poseidon [Zeus] <small>([[Tree of Life:Greek Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''[[Greek Godforms|Greek]]''': Poseidon [Zeus] <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''[[Roman Godforms|Roman]]''': Jupiter [Libitina] <small>([[Tree of Life:Jupiter Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''[[Roman Godforms|Roman]]''': Jupiter [Libitina] <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
| - | *'''[[Christian Godforms|Christian]]''': God the Rain-maker (vide Prayer-book), God the Farmer’s Friend <small>([[Tree of Life:Christian Gods|#]])</small> | + | *'''[[Christian Godforms|Christian]]''': God the Rain-maker (vide Prayer-book), God the Farmer’s Friend <small>([[Tree of Life:Godforms|#]])</small> |
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Revision as of 10:38, 16 Oct 2004
In the Qabalah, Chesed is the fourth of the ten Sephiroth on the "Tree of Life." Its meaning in Hebrew is Mercy. Chesed is also known as Gedulah (Majesty). The other Sephiroth are: Kether, Chokmah, Binah, Geburah, Tiphareth, Netzach, Hod, Yesod, and Malkuth.
Qabalistic Attributions
The following attributions are taken from 777, by Aleister Crowley. The small "#" links will show the full column of that attribution (i.e. all the names, planets, parts of the soul, etc.)
Godforms
- Egyptian (selection): Amoun, Isis [Hathoor] (#)
- Egyptian (practical): Amoun (#)
- Hindu: Indra, Brahma (#)
- Scandinavian: Wotan (#)
- Greek: Poseidon [Zeus] (#)
- Roman: Jupiter [Libitina] (#)
- Christian: God the Rain-maker (vide Prayer-book), God the Farmer’s Friend (#)
Tarot
- General Attribution: The 4 Fours (#)
- Titles & Attributions
- King Scale: Deep violet (#)
- Queen Scale: Blue (#)
- Emperor Scale: Deep purple (#)
- Empress Scale: Deep azure flecked yellow (#)
Material Correspondances
- Animals: Unicorn (#)
- Plants: Olive, Shamrock [Opium Poppy] (#)
- Precious Stones: Amethyst, Sapphire [Lapis Lazuli] (#)
- Perfumes: Cedar (#)
- Vegetable Drugs: Opium (#)
- Mineral Drug: — (#)
- Alchemical Metal: Silver (#)
Magick & Mysticism
- Element: Water (#)
- Magical Weapons: The Wand, Sceptre, or Crook (#)
- Magical Formula: IHVH (#)
- Parts of the Soul: Ruach (The Intellect) (#)
- Lineal Figures of the Planets, &c., and Geomany: The Solid Figure (#)
- Chakra: Anahata (heart) (#)
- The Soul (Hindu): Lower Manas (#)
- Quarter: — (#)
- Order of Qliphoth: Gha’agsheklah (Smiters) (#)
- Forty Buddhist Meditations: Friendliness (#)
- Magical Power: The Vision of Love (#)
- System of Taoism: — (#)
- Figure related to Pure Number: Tetrahedron or Pyramid, Cross (#)
- Heaven of Assiah: Tzedeq (Sphere of Jupiter) (#)
- God Name in Assiah: AL (#)
- Archangel of Assiah: Tzadkiel (Righteousness of God) (#)
- Angels of Assiah: Chashmalim (Brilliant ones) (#)
- Divine Name of Briah: ? (Mem Tzaddi Peh Tzaddi?) (#)
- Angel of Briah: Tzadqiel (#)
- Choir of Angels in Briah: Shinanim (#)
- Palace of Briah: Hekel Ahbah (Palace of Love) (#)
Quotes
- Tzedeq means righteousness; the inexorable law of Jupiter. The connection of this with the number 4 depends on the aspect of 4 as the square of 2, the limitation of the Dyad further fixed by self-multiplication, the introduction of a new dimension. 4 is thus a number of rigidity or materiality. Hence its ideal quality is inexorable righteousness. Yet in connection with this, remember that Chesed means Mercy and 4 is Daleth, the letter of Venus, Love. Consideration of this is very helpful in understanding the way in which a Sephira combines widely diverse ideas. (777)
- The important characteristic is that Four is "below the Abyss"; therefore, in practice, it means solidification, materialization. Things have become manifest. The essential point is that it expresses the Rule of Law...The manifestation promised by Binah has now taken place. Chesed...is the highest idea which can be understood in an intellectual way. (The Book of Thoth).
References
- Crowley, Aleister. (1982). 777 and Other Qabalistic Writings. York Beach, Me. : S. Weiser.
- Crowley, Aleister. (1981). The Book of Thoth. New York, S. Weiser.