Frater FP - The Magician's Kabbalah.pdf - Federal Jack

Chapter Four; Kether, The Crown of Coherent Light
The Doctrine of Trans-Resonance
As we have already noted, one of the primary doctrines of Magick is that "that which is
above is like unto that which is below", also stated variously as "the heaven is in the earth, but after an
earthly manner; and that the earth is in the heaven, but after a heavenly manner," or Kabbalistically
as "Malkuth is in Kether, and Kether is in Malkuth, but after another manner."
This doctrine of "trans-resonance", as given in Kabbalah as an intimate and ultimate identity
between Malkuth and Kether, can be demonstrated by combining the Hebrew letters of both words. If
the letters of Kether and Malkuth are merged together and matched in pairs, the resultant words can
be interpreted as :
MR : Myrrh, the resin of suffering and sorrow, used for anointing (the head or feet, attributed
to Kether and Malkuth) and embalming (the body, attributed as a whole to Malkuth). Also symbolic
of the suffering endured in the separation of Malkuth and Kether from each other by the Fall.
RM : High, exalted, attributes of Kether, and also meaning to decay (worm-eaten), thus the
process of Malkuth and the decay implicit in evolution symbolised by the Worm, Dragon or Serpent.
It can be noted that a rearrangement of the letters of KThR gives KRTh, meaning "to cut off", and
"divine punishment", hence referring that any deviation from the Crown brings about a Fall from the
state of Grace represented by Kether.
KL, to comprehend, measure, all every, whole, any, referring to Kether as the All and the
highest comprehension (the "Admirable Intelligence" as the Sepher Yetzirah entitles it, also "Invisible
Intelligence" in that if something is everything, it cannot ever be perceived because there is nowhere
outside it to perceive it from. Thus, "occult" and "unspeakable" experiences are so because they defy
comprehension as they partake of this ultimate ground of reality).
LK, a word meaning "to you" and hence can be seen as the mystical return up the Tree of
Life from Malkuth to Kether as the "you" is the Self, or God one is moving towards.
K, by itself is Kaph, the Hand of God in Kether ("who hath measured the waters in the
hollow of his hand and meted out heaven with the span" - Isaiah 40, v.12) or the hand as the receptive