Tree of Life:Astrology

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Part of the Tree of Life series

On the Tree of Life, both the ten planets and the twelve signs of the Zodiac are attributed. The ten Sephiroth, or Eminations, on the Tree are represented by the planets. Some of the 22 Paths that connect the Sephiroth are represented by both the signs of the Zodiac and the seven "classical" planets.

The numbers below represent the Key Scale, a simple numerical system for cataloging the various correspondances on the Tree of Life.

Table of contents

1 The Ten Sephiroth

2 The Paths

2.1 The Planets
2.2 The Zodiac

The Ten Sephiroth

The Sephiroth are represented not so much by the planets themselves, but the spheres that contain them. In the classical system of Aristotle (384-322 BCE), the Earth was at the center of the Cosmos, and was made up of the four fundamental elements—air, earth, fire, and water. This is represented in Malkuth, the tenth and lowest emanation on the Tree. The Earth was surrounded by concentric, spherical shells of aether. Seven spheres were the home of the planets. The eighth sphere was home to the "fixed stars" (which contains the Zodiac), and the outermost was the Primum Mobile or "Prime Mover", which gave motion to all the other spheres.

1 Kether—Sphere of the Primum Mobile (represented by Pluto)
2 Chokmah—Sphere of the Fixed Stars (represented by Neptune)
3 Binah—Sphere of Saturn
4 Chesed—Sphere of Jupiter
5 Geburah—Sphere of Mars
6 Tiphareth—Sphere of Sol
7 Netzach—Sphere of Venus
8 Hod—Sphere of Mercury
9 Yesod—Sphere of Luna
10 Malkuth—Sphere of the Elements (represented by Earth)

The Paths

The Planets

Go to this page to see the various correspondances relating to the Planets.

The Zodiac

Go to Zodiac to see the various correspondances relating to the Zodiac.

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-The Sephiroth are represented not so much by the planets themselves, but the spheres that contain them. In the classical system of [[Aristotle]] (384-322 BCE), the Earth was at the center of the Cosmos, and was made up of the four fundamental elements—air, earth, fire, and water. This is represented in Malkuth, the tenth and lowest emination on the Tree. The Earth was surrounded by concentric, spherical shells of aether. Seven spheres were the home of the planets. The eighth sphere was home to the "fixed stars" (which contains the Zodiac), and the outermost was the ''Primum Mobile'' or "Prime Mover", which gave motion to all the other spheres.
+The Sephiroth are represented not so much by the planets themselves, but the spheres that contain them. In the classical system of [[Aristotle]] (384-322 BCE), the Earth was at the center of the Cosmos, and was made up of the four fundamental elements—air, earth, fire, and water. This is represented in Malkuth, the tenth and lowest emanation on the Tree. The Earth was surrounded by concentric, spherical shells of aether. Seven spheres were the home of the planets. The eighth sphere was home to the "fixed stars" (which contains the Zodiac), and the outermost was the ''Primum Mobile'' or "Prime Mover", which gave motion to all the other spheres.
 *1 '''[[Kether]]'''—Sphere of the [[Primum Mobile]] (represented by [[Pluto]])