Tree of Life:Godforms

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The Tree of Life includes The 10 Emanations or Sephiroth The 22 Paths that connect them The Correspondences

Columns from Liber 777:

• XIX—"Selection of Egyptian Gods"
• XX—"Complete Practical Attribution of Egyptian Gods"
• XXII—"Small selection of Hindu Deities"
• XXXIV—"Some Greek Gods"
• XXXV—"Some Roman Gods"
• XXXIII—"Some Scandinavian Gods"
• XXXVI—"Selection of Christian Gods (10); Apostles (12); Evangelists (4) and Churches of Asia (7)"

Within the western magical tradition, the Tree of Life is used as a kind of conceptual filing cabinet within the larger system of the Qabalah, the use of which was central to the mystical teachings of Aleister Crowley. Each sephera ("Emination") and path is assigned various ideas, such as astrological planets and signs, cards of the Tarot, and the classical elements. Many of these correspondances were gathered together in Crowley's book Liber 777, which is used for these listings.

The 10 Sephiroth

0 The Negative Veil

• Egyptian (Selection)— Harpocrates, Amoun, Nuith Nuit and Hadit
• Egyptian (Practical)—Heru-pa-Kraath
• Hindu—AUM
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Pan
• Roman—
• Christian—

1 Kether

• Egyptian (Selection)—Ptah, Asar un Nefer, Hadith Heru-Ra-Ha
• Egyptian (Practical)—Ptah
• Hindu—Parabrahm (or any other whom one wishes to please) Shiva, Brahma
• Scandinavian—Wotan
• Greek—Zeus, Iacchus
• Roman—Jupiter
• Christian—God the 3 in 1

2 Chokmah

• Egyptian (Selection)—Amoun, Thoth, Nuith
• Egyptian (Practical)—Isis (as Wisdom)
• Hindu—Shiva, Vishnu (as Buddha avatars), Akasa (as matter), Lingam
• Scandinavian—Odin
• Greek—Athena, Uranus, Hermes
• Roman—Janus, Mercury
• Christian—God the Father, God who guides Parliament

3 Binah

• Egyptian (Selection)—Maut, Isis, Nephthys
• Egyptian (Practical)— Nephthys
• Hindu—Bhavani (all forms of Sakti), Prana (as Force), Yoni
• Scandinavian—Frigga
• Greek—Cybele, Demeter, Rhea, Heré, Psyche, Kronos
• Roman—Juno, Cybele, Hecate
• Christian—The Virgin Mary

4 Chesed

• Egyptian (Selection)—Amoun, Isis, Hathoor
• Egyptian (Practical)—Amoun
• Hindu—Indra, Brahma
• Scandinavian—Wotan
• Greek—Poseidon, Zeus
• Roman—Jupiter, Libitina
• Christian—God the Rain-maker, God the Farmer’s Friend

5 Geburah

• Egyptian (Selection)—Horus, Nephthys
• Egyptian (Practical)—Horus
• Hindu—Vishnu, Varruna-Avatar
• Scandinavian—Thor
• Greek—Ares, Hades
• Roman—Mars
• Christian—Christ coming to Judge the World

6 Tiphareth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Asar, Ra, On, Hrumachis
• Egyptian (Practical)—Ra
• Hindu—Vishu-Hari-Krishna-Rama
• Scandinavian—Balder
• Greek—Iacchus, Apollo, Adonis, Dionysus, Bacchus
• Roman—Apollo, Bacchus, Aurora
• Christian—God the Son, Maker of fine Weather

7 Netzach

• Egyptian (Selection)—Hathoor
• Egyptian (Practical)—Hathoor
• Hindu—Bhavani
• Scandinavian—Freya
• Greek—Aphrodite, Nike
• Roman—Venus
• Christian—Messiah, Lord of Hosts

8 Hod

• Egyptian (Selection)—Anubis
• Egyptian (Practical)—Thoth
• Hindu—Hanuman
• Scandinavian—Odin, Loki
• Greek—Hermes
• Roman—Mercury
• Christian—God the Holy Ghost (as Comforter and Inspirer of Scripture), God the Healer of Plagues

9 Yesod

• Egyptian (Selection)—Shu, Hermanubis, all exclusively phallic gods
• Egyptian (Practical)—Shu
• Hindu—Ganesha, Vishnu, Kurm Avatar
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Zeus (as Air), Diana of Epheus (as phallic stone & Luna), Eros
• Roman—Diana (as Luna), Terminus, Jupiter
• Christian—God the Holy Ghost (as Incubus)

10 Malkuth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Seb, Lower (i.e. unwedded) Isis and Nephthys, Sphinx as synthesis of Elements]
• Egyptian (Practical)—Osiris
• Hindu—Lakshmi, Kundalini
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Persephone, Adonis, Psyche
• Roman—Ceres
• Christian—Ecclesia Xsti, the Virgin Mary

The 22 Paths

11 Aleph

• Egyptian (selection): Nu, Hoor-pa-kraat as Atu 0, “The Fool”
• Egyptian (practical): Mout
• Hindu: The Maruts, Vayu
• Scandinavian: Valkyries
• Greek: Zeus
• Roman: Jupiter, Juno, [[Æolus]
• Christian: God the Holy Ghost (as Comforter and Inspirer of Scripture), God the Healer of Plagues

12 Beth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Thoth, Cynocephalus
• Egyptian (Practical)—Thoth
• Hindu—Hanuman, Vishnu (as Parasa-Rama)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Hermes
• Roman—Mercury, Juno, Æolus
• Christian—Sardis

13 Gimel

• Egyptian (Selection)—Chomse
• Egyptian (Practical)—Chomse
• Hindu—Chandra (as Luna)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Artemis, Hekate
• Roman—Diana
• Christian—Laodicea

14 Daleth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Hathor
• Egyptian (Practical)—Hathor
• Hindu—Lalita (sexual aspect of Sakti)
• Scandinavian—Freya
• Greek—Aphrodite
• Roman—Venus
• Christian—Thyatira

15 Hé

• Egyptian (Selection)—Mentu
• Egyptian (Practical)—Isis
• Hindu— Shiva
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Athena
• Roman—Mars, Minerva
• Christian—

16 Vau

• Egyptian (Selection)—Asar, Ameshet, Apis
• Egyptian (Practical)—Osiris
• Hindu—Shiva (Sacred Bull)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Hera
• Roman—Venus, Hymen
• Christian—

17 Zain

• Egyptian (Selection)—Various twin Deities, Rekht, Merti, etc., Heru-Ra-Ha
• Egyptian (Practical)—The twin Merti
• Hindu—Various twin and hybrid Deities
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Apollo the Diviner, Eros
• Roman—Castor and Pollux, Janus
• Christian—

18 Cheth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Khephra
• Egyptian (Practical)—Hormakhu
• Hindu—Krishna
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Apollo the Charioteer
• Roman—Mercury, Lares and Penates
• Christian—

19 Teth

• Egyptian (Selection)—Ra-Hoor-Khuit, Pasht, Sekhet, Mau
• Egyptian (Practical)—Horus
• Hindu—Vishnu, Nara-Singh Avatar
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Demeter [borne by lions]
• Roman—Venus (repressing the Fire of Vulcan)
• Christian—

20 Yod

• Egyptian (Selection)—Isis as Virgin
• Egyptian (Practical)—Heru-pa-Kraath
• Hindu—The Gopi Girls, the Lord of Yoga
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Attis
• Roman—Ceres, Adonis, Vesta, Flora
• Christian—

21 Kaph

• Egyptian (Selection)—Amoun-Ra
• Egyptian (Practical)—Amoun-Ra
• Hindu—Brahma, Indra
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Zeus
• Roman—Jupiter, Pluto
• Christian—Philadelphia

22 Lamed

• Egyptian (Selection)—Ma
• Egyptian (Practical)—Maat
• Hindu—Yama
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Themis, Minos, Aeacus and Rhadamanthus
• Roman—Vulcan, Venus, [[Nemesis]
• Christian—

23 Mem

• Egyptian (Selection)—Tum, Ptah, Auramoth (as Water), Asar (as Hanged Man), Hekar, Isis, Hathor
• Egyptian (Practical)—
• Hindu—Soma, Apas
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Poseidon
• Roman—Neptune, Rhea
• Christian—John, Jesus as Hanged Man

24 Nun

• Egyptian (Selection)—Merti goddesses, Typhon, Apep, Khephra
• Egyptian (Practical)—Hammemit
• Hindu—Kundalini, Yama
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Ares, Apollo the Pythean, Thanatos
• Roman—Mars, Mors
• Christian—

25 Samekh

• Egyptian (Selection)—Nephthys
• Egyptian (Practical)—
• Hindu—Vishnu (Horse-Avatar)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Apollo, Artemis (hunters)
• Roman—Diana (as Archer), Iris
• Christian—

26 Ayin

• Egyptian (Selection)—Khem, Set
• Egyptian (Practical)—Set
• Hindu—Lingam, Yoni
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Pan, Priapus, Erect Hermes
• Roman—Vesta, Bacchus
• Christian—

27 Pé

• Egyptian (Selection)—Horus
• Egyptian (Practical)—Mentu
• Hindu—Krishna
• Scandinavian—Tuisco
• Greek—Ares, Athena
• Roman—Mars
• Christian—Pergamos

28 Tzaddi

• Egyptian (Selection)—Ahepi, Aroueris
• Egyptian (Practical)—Nuit
• Hindu—The Maruts
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Athena, Ganymede
• Roman—Juno, Æolus
• Christian—

29 Qoph

• Egyptian (Selection)—Khephra (as Scarab in Tarot Trump)
• Egyptian (Practical)—Anubi
• Hindu—Vishnu (Matsya Avatar)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Poseidon, Hermes (as Psychopomp)
• Roman—Neptune
• Christian—

30 Resh

• Egyptian (Selection)—Ra (and many others)
• Egyptian (Practical)—Ra
• Hindu—Agni, Tejas, Yama (as God of Last Judgement)
• Scandinavian—Freyr
• Greek—Helios
• Roman—Apollo, Ops
• Christian—Smyrna

31 Shin

• Egyptian (Selection)—Thoum-Aesh-Neith, Mau, Kabeshunt, Horus, Tarpesheth
• Egyptian (Practical)—Mau
• Hindu—Surya (as Sol)
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Hades
• Roman—Vulcan, Pluto
• Christian—Mark

32 Tau

• Egyptian (Selection)—Sebek, Mako
• Egyptian (Practical)—
• Hindu—Brahma
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Athena
• Roman—Saturn, Terminus, Astræa
• Christian—Ephesus

32-bis

• Egyptian (Selection)—Satem, Ahapshi, Nephthys, Ameshet
• Egyptian (Practical)—
• Hindu—Prithivi
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Demeter, Gaia
• Roman—Ceres
• Christian—Luke

31-bis

• Egyptian (Selection)—Asar
• Egyptian (Practical)—
• Hindu—Akasa
• Scandinavian—
• Greek—Iacchus
• Roman—Liber, Bacchus
• Christian—The Holy Ghost

Correspondances in the Tree of Life from Liber 777			Tree of Life | 777 Tables | Qabalah
The Sephera: 1 Kether, 2 Chokmah 3 Binah, 4 Chesed, 5 Geburah 6 Tiphareth, 7 Netzach, 8 Hod 9 Yesod, 10 Malkuth		The Key Scale—the numerical organizational tool of the Tree. Major Correspondences: Astrology Decans Astrological Angels Godforms Tarot Colors Elements The Four Worlds The Four Worlds Correspondences of Assiah Correspondences of Yetzirah Correspondences of Briah	Material Correspondences: Animals Plants Precious Stones Perfumes Drugs The Human Body Metals Magick & Mysticism: Magical Weapons Magical Formulae Magical Powers Parts of the Soul The Four Quarters Tetragrammaton	Alphabets Eastern Mysticism The Grades of the A.'.A.'. Alchemy Pentagram & Hexagram Judaica Genii of the Twelve Hours Geomantic Intelligences Lineal Figures & Geomancy Figures related to Pure Number Qliphoth & Infernals The Perfected Man Sepher Yetzirah Transcendental Morality Legendary Orders of Being
The Paths: 11 Aleph 12 Beth 13 Gimel 14 Daleth 15 Hé 16 Vau 17 Zain 18 Cheth 19 Teth 20 Yod 21 Kaph	22 Lamed 23 Mem 24 Nun 25 Samekh 26 Ayin 27 Pé 28 Tzaddi 29 Qoph 30 Resh 31 Shin 32 Tau 32-bis 31-bis