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Stephen M Phillips

Tree of life superstring theory part 51

Updated: Sep 27, 2020


Kether is the seed from which the nine other Sephiroth of the Tree of Life grow. An n-sided regular polygon with its sectors turned into tetractyses is a representation of n overlapping Trees of Life up to the first Sephirah of Construction of the nth tree. This is because it has (6n+1) yods, whilst there are (6n+1) SLs up to Chesed of the nth Tree. Dividing a decagon into ten tetractyses generates 61 yods, the number of AIN, the Absolute. The interpretation of this is that ten Sephiroth emanate from the Unmanifest of AIN, each with its own Tree of Life structure corresponding to one of the ten tetractys sectors of the decagon. Each yod denotes a Sephirothic level of the tree representing one of the Sephiroth, which in turn has its own Tree of Life/tetractys representation. A decagon with 2nd-order tetractyses as sectors has 721 yods, of which 101 are corners of tetractyses and 620 are hexagonal yods symbolizing the seven Sephiroth of Construction, where 620 is the number value of Kether. Just as an acorn can be said to contain a potential oak tree, Kether ‘contains' the other Sephiroth. Kether has the number 620 because the ten-fold differentiation of each of the ten Sephiroth generates 620 hexagonal yods signifying Sephiroth of Construction. This number therefore signifies the potential number of ‘degrees of freedom' required to express the ten-fold Adam Kadmon, the divine prototype.</p>As

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