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The Soul ofthe Kabbalah
Hexagram, and is like the Soul of Microprosopus or the Elohim
of the human Tetragrammaton. Therefore in the head,
which is its natural and chiefseat, are formed the seven apertures
of the head. This is the Spiritual Consciousness as distinct
from the human consciousness. It is manifested in seven
as just said or in eight if Daad: be included. The Father is the
Sun (Chokmah). The Mother is the Moon (Binah) The Wind
beareth it in his bosom (Ruach). Its nurse is the Earth (Nephesch).
The power is manifested when it can be vibrated
through the Earth.
The following is the true attributions of the seven apertures
of the head:
Right Ear - Saturn
Left Ear - Jupiter
Right Eye - Sol
Left Eye - Luna
Mouth - Mercury (who is the messenger of the Gods)
Right Nostril - Mars
Left Nostril- Venus
These latter represent here the sonoriferous sense. The
right and left eye, the luminous sense, as the Sun and Moon
are the luminaries of the Macrocosm. The right and left nostrils
through which the breath passes, giving strength to the
physical body, are under Mars and Venus. The mouth is under
Mercury, the messenger and the Speaker.
This spiritual consciousness is a focus of the action of
Neschamah. The lower will-power should control the descent of
this spiritual consciousness into the Ruach, and thence into the
Nephesch, for the consciousness must descend into the Nephesch
before the images of the Sphere of Sensation can be perceived.
For it is only the rays of this consciousness permeating
the Ruach that can take cognizance thereof. This faculty of the
spiritual consciousness is the seat of Thought. Thought is a
Light proceeding from the radiation of this spiritual consciousness,
traversing the Ruach as Light traverseth Air, and encountering
thereafter the symbols reflected in the sphere of
Sensation, or magical mirror of the Universe. These symbols
are by its radiation of (i.e., that of the Thought) reflected again
into the Spiritual Consciousness where they are subjected unto
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