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The Soul ofthe Kabbalah 113
At the moment of death the Nephesch, in its lower form as the
Etheric Body,ceases to exist and disintegrates and this is the decomposition
state. The Nephesch in its higher fOIDl as the Astral Body is then cut
loose from its ties of the physical body. Since it now has a Ruach to give
it impetus, it ends up in what might be called a wandering state. Some
have considered that the Gehinnon is merely a state away from the Most
High and hence the Nephesch, along with the Ruach and Neschamah,
wanders until it meets with the Yehudiam, or angelic messenger, who
takes it to the Garden of Eden where is reunited with its source.
ADAM KADMON AND HISSOVLSl07
Thou shalt know that the whole Sphere of Sensation which
surroundeth the whole physical body of a man is called "The
Magical Mirror of the Universe." For therein are represented all
the occult forces of the Universe projected as on a Sphere, convex
to the outer, but concave to man. This sphere surroundeth
the physical body of a man as the Celestial Heavens do the
body of a Star or Planet, having their forces mirrored in its
atmosphere. Therefore its allotment or organisation isa copy of
the Greater World or Macrocosm. In this "Magical Mirror of
the Universe," therefore, are the Ten Sephiroth projected in
the form of the Tree of Life as in a solid sphere.
A man's physical body is within the Ten Sephirorh projected
in a Sphere. The divisions and parrs of the body are formed
from the Sephiroth of the Tree of Life, thus. 108
Kether is above the Crown of the Head, and represents a
crown which indeed is powerful, but requires one worthy to
wear it. In the crown of the head is placed the faculty of
Neschamah, which is the power of Aspiration unto that which
is beyond. This power of Neschamah is especially attributed
l07 This document was originally called "Mtcrccosm-Man" and issued in the Golden Dawn (and was
the basis for Israel Regardie's book The MidiJlePillar) at the Zelator Adeptus Minor level. lr concerns
much of the above information in relation to the body of man and different to the above
texts as far as format goes bur is nevertheless an interesting document that is to a certain extent
based on the work of de Leiningen.
lOB This view of a Tree of Life on both the fronr and back of Man differs from the Regardie association
as given in the "Middle Pillar" and falls in with the diagrams of Wesrcon as given in his
papers "The Tree of Life in the Celestial Heavens Projected as if in a Solid Sphere." A color representation
of this correct rendition is given in Robert Wang's book "Qabalistic Tarot," on the
back cover of his boob