The glyph on the left shows the Tree of Life.

The Tree of Life is described in the body of philosophy, Jewish in origin, called the Qabalah.

It can be viewed as a "map of consciousness", with each circle (called a "sephira" in Hebrew, plural "sephirot") on the tree representing a particular aspect of our self. For example, one sephira represents the intellect, another emotions, and yet others relate to spiritual aspects.

I've taken some liberties with the Tree of Life on this site, and used it to pinpoint my various areas of interest, which correspond roughly to the various sephirot.

If you're familiar with the Tree of Life, just click on the relevant sephira to open up the parts of the site corresponding to it. If you're not, just click on sephirot at random, and you'll soon find out what each sephira means!

Hint: the sephirot at the bottom relate to the personality: physical, intellectual, emotional. The sephirot at the top relate to community and spiritual matters.

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