01
Keter / כתר
Kether
Crown. First sephirah; summit of the Tree of Life in many diagrams.
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Tree of Life
A separate archive section for the ten sephiroth. These correspondences are presented as tradition-specific attributions, never as absolute facts.
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The Tree of Life belongs to Kabbalistic and later interpretive traditions. Angelic order and archangel correspondences vary by system and must be read as traditional associations within named traditions.
02
Chokhmah / חכמה
Chokmah
Wisdom. Second sephirah; often placed on the right pillar beneath Kether.
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03
Binah / בינה
Binah
Understanding. Third sephirah; often placed on the left pillar opposite Chokmah.
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04
Chesed / חסד
Chesed
Mercy, loving-kindness, steadfast love. Fourth sephirah; commonly placed on the right pillar below Chokmah.
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05
Gevurah / גבורה
Geburah
Strength, might, severity. Fifth sephirah; commonly placed on the left pillar opposite Chesed.
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06
Tiferet / תפארת
Tiphereth
Beauty, harmony, splendor. Sixth sephirah; central position in many Tree of Life diagrams.
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07
Netzach / נצח
Netzach
Endurance, victory, eternity. Seventh sephirah; commonly placed on the right pillar below Chesed.
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08
Hod / הוד
Hod
Splendor, majesty, glory. Eighth sephirah; commonly placed on the left pillar opposite Netzach.
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09
Yesod / יסוד
Yesod
Foundation. Ninth sephirah; central lower position above Malkuth.
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10
Malkhut / מלכות
Malkuth
Kingdom, sovereignty. Tenth sephirah; base of the Tree in many diagrams.
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