Tree of Life

Life is inherently like a tree,
from sprouting, taking root, to growing strong…

Thought
originates from relative cellular memory and past imprints…

How can we
break through the self accumulated over lifetimes
and become a more refined version of ourselves?

—The core of Western mysticism, Kabbalah, interprets the Tree of Life as a path of cultivation—

What exactly is the Tree of Life?

From a microcosmic perspective, we as humans are, in fact, a Tree of Life.

While ordinary plants sprout from the soil, with roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits, human spiritual life originates from the higher realms. Thus, it is said that the base of the Tree of Life is above, and it grows upside down. The soil of our spiritual life comes from the higher realms, and this world we live in is the fruit of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life.

The Tree of Life explains why all things exist, including us humans.

It represents how the universe, from a state of nothingness, gradually came into being through the operation of energy, creating different levels of existence at different stages, each with unique qualities.

Layer by layer, these stages are organically connected, but each one possesses its own distinct characteristics. The Tree of Life illustrates how we, as individuals, are linked to the cosmos, showing the process of transformation from the primordial void to the creation of existence.