21/05/2026
"The tree begins with the Ancient of Days, Kether, who is in the most elevated place of the tree. Chokmah follows as the second Sephirah, in other words, the Second Logos, which is precisely the Cosmic Christ, or Vishnu. Then Binah follows, which is the Third Logos, the Lord Shiva. Kether, Chokmah, and Binah are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as they are drawn in the Tree of Life of the Hebraic mysteries; this is how the Rabbis taught it.
Kether, Chokmah, and Binah are the trimurti of perfection; they are the divine triangle: the very beloved Father, the very adored Son, and the very wise Holy Spirit.
There is an abyss found after this divine triangle. After this abyss, a second triangle is formed by Chesed—the fourth Sephirah that corresponds to the Innermost, or when speaking in Sanskrit, Atman the ineffable one—continuing with Geburah, the might of the law, the fifth Sephirah, Buddhi, the Divine Soul, which is feminine. Then follows Tiphereth, the sixth Sephirah, the Human Soul, which is masculine.
A third triangle comes as an unfoldment and this is represented by Netzach—the mind, the seventh Sephirah—continuing with Hod, the eighth Sephirah, the astral body. Further down is Yesod, the ninth Sephirah, the main foundation of s*x, the vital depth of the physical organism, the vital body or the ethereal vehicle, the Theosophist lingam sarira.
Finally, at the lowest part of the Tree of Life, we find Malkuth, the tenth Sephirah, the physical world or physical body, the body of flesh and bones.
The first triangle—Kether, Chokmah and Binah—is Logoic. The second triangle—Chesed, Geburah, and Tiphereth—is Ethical. The third triangle—Netzach, Hod, and Yesod—is Magical. Malkuth, the physical world, is a fallen Sephirah.
The first triangle, or Logoic Triangle, obviously has its center of gravity in the divine Father, the Ancient of Days, Kether. This is something that anyone can observe. Kether is a mathematical point in the infinite, immense, and unalterable space. This triangle is the triangle of the Father.
If we analyze the second triangle, we find that it is Ethical. Why is it called ethical? It is simply because ethics or upright behavior is primed there."
- Samael Aun Weor