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On the [[Tree of Life]], every [[Sephiroth]] and Path is represented by dieties from various cultures, namely [[Egyptian Godforms|Egyptian]], [[Hindu Godforms|Hindu]], [[Scandinavian Godforms|Scandinavian]], [[Greek Godforms|Greek]], [[Roman Godforms|Roman]], and [[Christian Godforms|Christian]]. The general idea is that the nature of the given Path or Sephiroth is reflected in the character of the attributed godform(s). For example, the [[Path of Gimel]] is represented by Luna, and so one attributed godform is [[Diana]], the Roman goddess of the Moon.[[Image:treeoflife0.gif|right]]
On the [[Tree of Life]], every [[Sephiroth]] and Path is represented by dieties from various cultures, namely [[Egyptian Godforms|Egyptian]], [[Hindu Godforms|Hindu]], [[Scandinavian Godforms|Scandinavian]], [[Greek Godforms|Greek]], [[Roman Godforms|Roman]], and [[Christian Godforms|Christian]]. The general idea is that the nature of the given Path or Sephiroth is reflected in the character of the attributed godform(s). For example, the [[Path of Gimel]] is represented by Luna, and so one attributed godform is [[Diana]], the Roman goddess of the Moon.
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For the Egyptian gods, in ''777'', Aleister Crowley's book on the [[Qabalah]], he creates a distinction between the ''general selection'' and the ''practical attributions''.  
For the Egyptian gods, in ''777'', Aleister Crowley's book on the [[Qabalah]], he creates a distinction between the ''general selection'' and the ''practical attributions''.  

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On the Tree of Life, every Sephiroth and Path is represented by dieties from various cultures, namely Egyptian, Hindu, Scandinavian, Greek, Roman, and Christian. The general idea is that the nature of the given Path or Sephiroth is reflected in the character of the attributed godform(s). For example, the Path of Gimel is represented by Luna, and so one attributed godform is Diana, the Roman goddess of the Moon.

For the Egyptian gods, in 777, Aleister Crowley's book on the Qabalah, he creates a distinction between the general selection and the practical attributions.


The 10 Sephiroth

0 The Negative Veil

1 Kether

2 Chokmah

3 Binah

4 Chesed

5 Geburah

6 Tiphareth

7 Netzach

8 Hod

9 Yesod

10 Malkuth

The 22 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

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

26 Ayin

27 Pé

28 Tzaddi

29 Qoph

30 Resh

31 Shin

32 Tau

32-bis

31-bis

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