There is a concept I have mentioned many times, but never actually wrote about.  That concept is the Divine Mirror ( Read more... )

The Cauldron of Poesy

Looking at Erynn Rowan Laurie's translation of the Cauldron of Poesy, we find three Cauldrons discussed.  The first is the Cauldron of Warming, which is born upright within us.  The second is the Cauldron of Motion, which is born on its side, because it gets stronger when it is turned.  The third is the Cauldron of Wisdom, ( Read more... )

Damam and the Three Souls

Which soul is Damam found in ( Read more... )

Back quite a while ago, I discussed the four worlds of Kabbalah.  There are other names that describe them beyond what I listed in that post ( Read more... )

I skipped the Ladder of Eight Rungs, when I discussed the Sword.  This wasn't intentional, but I think it's a good symbol to finish up with.

When I discussed the first Ladder Cochrane mentioned, I identified it as the Cord.  I'm pretty sure the symbolic item would once more be a Cord, this time with eight knots.

On Cords:A witch also possesses a ( Read more... )

Kabbalah teaches there are four worlds.  Each is a stage in creation, allowing for the next to form.  These four worlds are Atziluth, the World of Archetypes (or Emanations); Briah, the World of Creation; Yetzurah, the World of Forms; and Assiah, the World of Action.

( Tzimtzum... )