Welcome to the Clear Light Door - Tree of Life game

This game picks a random card to start which determines a starting point on the tree of life, representing the journey through life and/or our current spiritual lesson.
Each card in the minor arcana is associated with one of the sephira(blue spheres) on the tree of life while the major arcana cards represent pathways between them.
After the first card a random possible pathway from the current position on the tree is chosen and this determines which card or cards show up next. You get 7 steps or cards per game. Click the New Game button to start and the Next button at the top to play another card/take another step on the tree.
Each pathway through the sephira is equally valid although reaching malkuth represents having learned the current spiritual lesson.
Some lessons are easier than others and are learned immediately while others may need to come up again before they can be understood.
In Kabbalah the energy flows down from God to the individual and back again through a lightning or z shaped pattern.

This journey is at an end.

Your journey went through:

CardLetter/WorldNumber
2 Of Cupssupernatural
Empressdaleth4
Queen Of Pentaclessupernatural
Loverszain7
Strengthteth9
Knight Of Wandscreation
High Priestessgimmel3

Your mystic number:

7 - magic

Your mystic sephira:

netzach

2 Of Cups

In a moment when you are feeling love flow it can feel exactly like water is flowing out from your heart. This card depicts a man and a woman exchanging wedding vows. Above the bride and groom a lion headed caduceus floats. The intertwined snakes representing the physical and emotional chemistry bonding the two lovers together permanently into a married couple. This could also be seen as the energy of kundalini made available through tantra which brings about Christ consciousness, as represented by the lion's head with wings.

This card is associated with the sephira of chokmah and the world of the supernatural.
Astrological/elemental association: Venus In Cancer

Empress

This card shows a great queen reclining on a divan. She holds a scpetre of power and wears a crown of twelve stars that represent the astrological symbols and seasons. She wears a laurel of green leaves in addition to her crown and there are pearls and gold around her neck. She wears a pomegranate dres the reflects the curtain between the great stone pillars of Boaz and Jacim in the High Priestess card, intimating that she too is privy to the knowledge of the ultimate reality that lies behind the curtain. THere is a bountiful forest and flowing river with waterfall behind her and golden grains before her. She lays back on luxurious red cushions. A shield is at her feet with the insignia of Venus. She is the provider of all things. The universal mother. The matriarch. She is like the unconscious aspect of the universe from which everything unfolds. From Kali the Mother, "Others we admire; others we love; to Her we belong. Whether we know it or not, we are Her children, playing round Her knees. Life is but a game of hide-and-seek with Her, and if, in its course, we chance to touch Her feet, who can measure the shock of the divine energy that enters into us? Who can utter the rapture of our cry of "Mother"?"
The empress sits on the 14th path from the sephira binah to chokmah.
This card is associated with the Hebrew letter daleth.
Origin:
Daleth is the word for door, gate and indicates resistance and the state of selflessness and humility needed to pass through it.
Mystical reference: The fourth Hebrew letter, Daleth, represents the power of knowledge to provide a doorway to Eden or like the knowledge of the the Tree of Good and Evil, it may lead away from paradise. It suggests humility and a humbling of the ego.
Astrological/elemental association: Venus

Queen Of Pentacles

The queen of pentacles resides on a throne in the country side. She gazes into a large pentacle or sphere on her lap. This is a very nurturing card. One of an environment filled with opportunity like the bounty of nature. What does a financially nurturing environment look like to you? Is there someone or something required to be nurtured? What does your body require? What does your life requre for you or the matter at hand to be nurtured?

This card is associated with the sephira of binah and the world of the supernatural.
Astrological/elemental association: Water Earth

Lovers

A smiling benificent red and gold angel appears in the sky out of the sun and the clouds with his hands spread over a naked Adam and Eve. A green growing apple tree with a green snake is on the left and a burning tree is on the right of the card. These are reminiscent of the tree in the garden of Eden and the burning bush of Moses and also reflect the pillars of Boaz and Jachim. The pillars of creation and destruction. The snake was a symbol of Isis and the divine feminine religions of the time that had knowledge through gnosis with the body and the mysteries of nature and the divine feminine. Clouds are a symbol of water and air, emotions and thought. Note the beautiful scene but the turbulent clouds connecting the couple. A volcano of passion stands between them. There is a dual edge to the promise of passion and this great love. Creation cannot be without destruction. Thus, humility and faith and allegance to the discipline of divine guidance are required for the harmony of nature to be uninterrupted.
The lovers card sits on the 17th path from binah to tiphareth.
This card is associated with the Hebrew letter zain.
Origin:
In the Bible "zayin" means "weapon." It can also be understood as meaning power.
Mystical reference: Zain or zayin is represented as a double-edged sword. This can be seen as a tongue or a penis. If the creative energy of words or sex are used appropriately they open the way to Heaven but they can also lead to disaster.
Astrological/elemental association: Gemini

Strength

This card pictures a beautiful maiden with a halo gently closing the jaws of a fierce lion. The woman has an infinity symbol floating above her head with a crown growing with flowers. Her garland sash is likewise made of green leaves and blossoming flowers. The land is verdant and green around her and the sky is clear. In terms of spiritual transformation, "The deeper meaning is that the Secret of all Spiritual Activities is the power of vibratory energy. This is symbolized by the roar of the lion, and control of this energy is symbolized by the hands of the woman who grasps its mouth." ~ Emmanual Rose This energy of the strength card manifests differently at different levels. The strength is the same but its use is different with different outcomes.
The strength card sits on the 19th path from binah to tiphareth as well as the path from geburah to chesod.
This card is associated with the Hebrew letter teth.
Origin:
Zohar: "its good is hidden within it."
Mystical reference: Initiation and kundalini
Astrological/elemental association: Leo

Knight Of Wands

The knight of wands shows a man charging on a horse with a lance. He is covered with the symbol of fire, the salamander. This maverick/rebel is powerful, extroverted, capable and fierce but hasty and may cause consternation with the results of his actions. Casey Jones, you better watch your speed. This may be a difficult character to manage. Tiphareth is in the middle of the tree and all must pass through this point to move forward. A man in search of adventure on a wild horse has a lesson about balance and restraint to learn.

This card is associated with the sephira of tiphareth and the world of creation.
Astrological/elemental association: Air Fire

High Priestess

The high priestess sits between a black and a white stone pillar marked with a B and a J. She wears a headdress like a moon and a blue veil flows from it but the veil is parted as though she is about to speak wisdom. In her lap she holds a sacred scroll of knowledge and behind her a curtain with pomegranates is strung between the two pillars obscuring the Divine light. A cresscent moon sits at her feet and pierces her dress. Ancient and magical tribal symbols are embroidered on the hem of her dress. The high priestess is the hakeema or hochma of the tribe. That is, the food giver, the healer, shamman. She is shown on a thrown before the pillars of Boaz and Jacim. The pillars of creation and destruction. A curtain with pomegranates is strung between the pillars hiding the true nature of reality which she intuits. Psychic, social worker of the tribe. Wholistic thinking, intuition, the feminine are the keys to this card. When there is a lack of respect for women/the feminine or when our ideas rule without grounding in feeling and the body, when humans are out of balance with the natural systems that support human life, then only disaster can occur. The card contains echoes of the moon mother. The moon is an archetype of intuition, emotions and introspection. "The earliest representations of the Moon Mother, and perhaps the most universal, were in the form of a cone, or pillar of stone. This is the column on which the Death-in-Life Goddess perches, the Anointed One. ... The great Semitic Moon Goddess Astarte was worshiped on Mount Sinai by the Canaanites, in the form of a stone pillar, long before Moses received the stone tablets of the Law there. Mount Sinai, in fact, means Mountain of the Moon." ~ The Great Cosmic Mother
The high priestess sits on the 13th path from kether (Crown/Source) to the 6th Sephira, tiphareth.
This card is associated with the Hebrew letter gimmel.
Origin:
Gimmel means camel, journey, and kindness. Gimel embodies the idea of growth and progress through compassion.
Mystical reference: The third Hebrew letter, Gimmel, represents the power that resides in the throat. The power of the holy spirit investing the vibration and breath of life with creative force.
Astrological/elemental association: Moon

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