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Tree of the Sefirot

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Also called the “Tree of Sephiroth.” The tree planted at the center of the Garden of Eden in Genesis in the Old Testament. Adam and Eve ate its fruit and were expelled from Eden. In Kabbalah, it is used as a diagram systematizing 10 sefirot and 22 pathways (paths). https://scrapbox.io/files/67b440122221d06bc33e8e3c.webp https://scrapbox.io/files/67b440141347b0bc1459b3a7.jpeg

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The text concerns the sefirot and paths of Kabbalah's Tree of Life.

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