A Brief Description of The Tree of Life

A Brief Description of The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life is an archetypal diagram of the manifested universe. Its application for programming is so mullti-facited that it can be considered a meta-programming or archetypal template. Because of its origins in antiquity and its sublime design it can provide the opportunity to achieve a quantum leap in categorizing the components of the manifested universe and in understanding it as a whole.
We at The Abrahadabra Laboratory of Research and The Temple of Babalon Pelada  abandon the arcain language titles for the spheres and the zones of this far more ancient map and categorizing tool. We, instead, use English titles with equivalent but contemporary meanings for our current society. This we do in the spirit of continuing to lift the veil of secrecy from natural phenomena and propagate knowledge so as to encourage it to be common.

The Ten Spheres within The Tree of Life are :
1. The Sphere of The Primordial Light
2. The Sphere of The Archetype Creation
3. The Sphere of The Archetype Formation
4. The Sphere of Realization
5. The Sphere of Action
6. The Sphere of The Living Self
7. The Sphere of Sensation
8. The Sphere of Mind
9. The Sphere of The Astral Plain
10. The Sphere of The Physical Universe

Voudon Rada Translation
1. Damballah
2. Nan Nan Bouclou
3. Ghuédhé
4. Agwe
5. Ougun-Fer
6. Legbha
7. Erzullie
8. Simbi
9. Masa
10. Azaka

(Rada attributes from Louis Martinie's
New Orleans Voodoo Tarot)

The Tree of Life can be sub-divided into four regions for a more comprehensive understanding of its structure. All of these regions are fazes or areas of The One Phenomenon that we describe with
The Tree of Life. Life begins manifestation within The Primal Region and culminates with The Material Region. The sequence of paths leading from The Earth to The Primal Light, or from ignorance to enlightenment or evolution or Human Application Updating, moves from The Material Region to The Primal Region. You will see that the four regions are sub-divisions of the ten spheres that we use to describe The Tree.

1. The Primal Region
2. The Creative Region
3. The Formative Region
4. The Material Region

1. The Primal Region consists of :
(1.) The Sphere of The Primordial Light
(2.) The Sphere of The Archetype Creation
(3.) The Sphere of The Archetype Formation
2. The Creative Region consists of :
(4.) The Sphere of The Realization
(5.) The Sphere of Action
(6.) The Sphere of The Living Self
3. The Formative Region consists of :
(7.) The Sphere of The Emotional
(8.) The Sphere of The Mental
(9.) The Sphere of The Astral Plain
4. The Material Region consists of :
(10). The Sphere of The Physical Universe of Matter

1. The Primal Region is the eternal faze of the multiverse, beyond birth and death and time and space. It is beyond the mental regions and is thus inconceivable to humanity but can be thought of as the potential of all manifestation. All quantum possibilities have potentiality in this region.
Beyond Time and Space.
2. The Creative Region is the multiverse that is becoming manifest. The dual aspects becoming a point of expression, seen as the Ego (Self) or divine personality in humanity. A quantum possibility collapses into a chosen expression of the multiverse.
The Vudu Gods. The City of  Camps.
3. The Formative Region is the multiverse becoming complex forms. As the energy of manifestation radiates further from its primal beginnings, now individual aspects, the mental and emotional fields build the complex forms of our mind and emotions and result in the astral fields and then solidify further into forms built of ethereal or subtle matter.
The Loa, The Hoodoo Spirits, others, and The Dreamworlds.
4. The Material Region is what we see as the physical world. This is the only region of the multiverse system that is recognized or classified by present day science. Now, The Primal Light has collapsed into an expression and solidified into the forms of the system of the physical multiverse. This region is not to be conceived as a product that is cast off from the primal womb, but instead, as the outer form of the divine being or the physical flesh of the goddess.

The first six paths leading upwards on The Tree move from The Material Region into and through The Formative Region. In traversing these paths, the student meditates on and explores the lower Astral Plain of dreams and psychic phenomenon, Loa, and other Universes, and forces which build the forms of our physical multiverse and the higher Astral Plain of The Emotional Plain and Mental Plain that create these forms.
This region is the region of the first three chakras in the human chakra system.