Ten Sephirot. Twenty-two paths. Three lineages — Jewish, Christian, and Hermetic — that gave the Tree of Life its different names, letters, and uses. This is a working reference, not a sales pitch: history you can check, correspondences you can look up, and a diagram you can actually click through.
The spelling you meet usually tells you which lineage is speaking. This site keeps all three distinct rather than flattening them into one.
The Jewish mystical tradition proper — Sefer Yetzirah, the Zohar, Lurianic cosmology. Received, transmitted teaching, studied within a religious framework.
Renaissance scholars — Pico della Mirandola, Reuchlin — who read Kabbalistic texts as confirmation of Christian doctrine, grafting the Sephirot onto a new theology.
The 19th–20th century synthesis — the Golden Dawn, Crowley, modern ceremonial magic — that attached Tarot, astrology, and pathworking to the Tree of Life.
The interactive diagram — click any Sephirah or path for its full correspondences.
Open the plate →From Sefer Yetzirah to the Golden Dawn — how the tradition actually moved.
Read the lineage →Reference tables — Hebrew alphabet, Sephirot attributes, planets, Tarot.
Look something up →Pathworking, meditation on the Sephirot, and how to approach them responsibly.
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