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"Adam Kadmon"
can be translated as "The Projection of Man." Because
man is made in God's likeness, the symbol of the Tree of Life
is also understood to represent the spiritual projection/emanation
of YHWH Elohénu. Very ancient, the symbol stands at
the core of Jewish mysticism. Its dynamics therefore underlie
the Hebrew, the Christian, and the Muslim scriptures. Understanding
its logic is fundamental to study of the Crown Diamond display.
Keys to the disciplines
of the Tree of Life are available from diverse sources, but it
is only when Adam Kadmon is drawn to the scale of Noah's Ark
that its true parameters are known, its direct correlations to
scriptural imagery established.
With roots in
heaven and in earth and in the waters beneath the
earth, the image of the Tree of Life is no more forbidden than
are written words that delineate scriptural imagery. Nevertheless,
one does not safely partake of its fruits while standing in violation
of the first commandment. With YHWH as your
focus, however, you may safely eat in the Position of the Son, receiving directly at the bosom
of the Father. A discussion of images and Torah and of scriptural
reference in general is presented at this link: Ex.: 20:25. B'shalom, Bora.
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