The Sephiroth Graphed for Modern Science

[Miguel Alberto]

Gheorghe Rakoczy, also known as St. Germain, was a contemporary of
De Cartes and used his Cartesian coordinate system to graph the
Sephiroth, which is still valid today in scientific terms.

The ultimate Sephirothic Tree of
Life is defined on a Cartesian coordinate system turned where the
"origin" is Kether. Chokmah is on the X axis, which represents opposite
polarities separated, and Binah is on the Y axis which represents
opposite polarities united and cancelled out.
            
From the origin, ray out colors, red by the X axis, then orange, yellow,
lime down the middle, green, blue, and violet next to the Y axis.
           
Chesed is in the yellow ray. Geburah is in the green ray. Tippereth is
in the lime ray. Netzach is in the red ray. Hod is in the violet ray.
Yesod is lower in the lime ray, And, Malcuth is even lower in the lime
ray.
            
As you go lower and lower on this
graph you get slower and slower polarity cancellation rates, more and
more "bound astral light".
            
Daath is at the light speed equivalency, the boarder where, going toward
Kether, along this fifth dimension, matter is transduced into
probability.
            
Neither time, nor all the probability timelines thereof, are represented
on this graph.
And, notice that, that which is usually classified as red is in the
green ray; and, the same with the other colors. They are in their
complementary colors.
            
"When you are green, the world looks red". You will also find this
complementarity in the Pa Qua, which, of course, can be superimposed on
this graph.