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    The document discusses the Tree of Life as a fractal and multilinear system that can be decomposed into an infinite number of Trees, each with a distinct number of Sephiroth and Paths. It provides an example that the traditional Tree of Life can be conceived as having 10 Sephiroth and 22 Paths, or alternatively as having 16 Sephiroth and 136 Paths, or 5 Sephiroth and 2 Paths. All of these Trees are decomposition products of the original Tree of Life and can coexist simultaneously.

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    The document discusses the Tree of Life as a fractal and multilinear system that can be decomposed into an infinite number of Trees, each with a distinct number of Sephiroth and Paths. It provides an example that the traditional Tree of Life can be conceived as having 10 Sephiroth and 22 Paths, or alternatively as having 16 Sephiroth and 136 Paths, or 5 Sephiroth and 2 Paths. All of these Trees are decomposition products of the original Tree of Life and can coexist simultaneously.

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    New Magicks for a New Age Volume 3 Beyond Ritual Book 2 Qaballah Part 4 Notes on Qaballah

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    The document discusses the Tree of Life as a fractal and multilinear system that can be decomposed into an infinite number of Trees, each with a distinct number of Sephiroth and Paths. It provides an example that the traditional Tree of Life can be conceived as having 10 Sephiroth and 22 Paths, or alternatively as having 16 Sephiroth and 136 Paths, or 5 Sephiroth and 2 Paths. All of these Trees are decomposition products of the original Tree of Life and can coexist simultaneously.

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    Qaballah Note

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    The document discusses the Tree of Life as a fractal and multilinear system that can be decomposed into an infinite number of Trees, each with a distinct number of Sephiroth and Paths. It provides an example that the traditional Tree of Life can be conceived as having 10 Sephiroth and 22 Paths, or alternatively as having 16 Sephiroth and 136 Paths, or 5 Sephiroth and 2 Paths. All of these Trees are decomposition products of the original Tree of Life and can coexist simultaneously.

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    A note on consideration of the Tree of Life as a multilinear system that can be decomposed into an
    infinite number of Trees of Life each having a distinct number of Sephiroth and Paths. Should be noted in
    New Magicks for a New Age, my Qaballah & Tarot: A Basic Course, and any other of my manuscripts to
    which it is relevant.

    The Tree of Life is not only fractal in nature, each Sephirah and, according to some authorities, even
    each Path being a Tree of Life in its own right, the elements of which are in turn also Trees of Life, and so
    on ad infinitum; but multilinear, as well.
    The Tree of Life can be represented in the form of an array or multilinear vector containing A
    elements, where A = z1 x z2 x . . . z= zi for 1 i and zj N, the set of all natural numbers,
    decomposable into vectors each containing A/zj = Aj elements, for some i,j N. Hence there can be
    simultaneously less than 10 and more many more than 10 Sephirah and 22 Paths in a given version of
    the Tree of Life, depending upon how you decompose the fractal universe that is the primordial Tree of
    Life.
    For example, the Tree of Life can be conceived of as comprising ten Sephirah and 22 Paths, no more,
    no less, as is traditional. Simultaneously, it can be conceived of as comprising 16 Sephirah and 16 = 136
    Paths, or 5 Sephirah and 2 Paths, or any other permitted* combination. All these Trees are decomposition
    products of the One Tree, the original, coexisting simultaneously.

    *For a version of the Tree of Life containing exactly n Sephirah, where n a natural or counting number, it
    can have no more than n = n x (n+1)/2 Paths, that is, connections between the separate
    members of pairs of that Trees Sephirah.

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