And Jehovah Elohim commanded the man, saying, 'Of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat, but of the tree of the ‫דעת‬ knowledge of ‫טוב‬ (towb: goodness, purity) and ‫רע‬ (ra: pollution, impurity), thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.' Genesis 2:1617 To understand what this means is the difference between awakening as an angel or as a demon. The understanding of the Tree of Knowledge (/courses/daaththetreeofknowledge/695daaththe doorwaytoknowledge1.html) ( Hebrew (/courses/alphabetofkabbalah.html) : Daath (/courses/daaththetreeofknowledge/695daaththe doorwaytoknowledge1.html)) is fundamental in order to understand any religion or mysticism. This science was known and practiced by the ancient Egyptians, Aztecs, Mayans, Chaldeans, Greeks, Tibetans, Indians, Zen and Chan Buddhists, Zoroastrians, Sufis, and many, many more. Which is the same as Gnosis (/introductory information/12whatisgnosis.html) (Greek for knowledge). The Tree of Knowledge (/courses/daaththetree ofknowledge/695daaththedoorwaytoknowledge 1.html) (Alchemy (/introductoryinformation/42 alchemyandtantrasacredsexuality.html) or Tantra (/faqs/sex/1675whatistantra.html)) is ‫דעת‬ Daath (/courses/daaththetreeofknowledge/695daaththe doorwaytoknowledge1.html) ( Hebrew (/courses/alphabetofkabbalah.html) for knowledge), The Tree of Knowledge (/courses/daath thetreeof knowledge/695 daaththe doorwayto knowledge 1.html) is the science of sexuality, which in Hebrew (/courses/alphabetofkabbalah.html) is Da'ath, known in the east as Tantra (/faqs/sex/1675whatis tantra.html), and hidden in the West as 'Alchemy (/introductoryinformation/42alchemyandtantra sacredsexuality.html).'Īlchemy (/introductoryinformation/42 alchemyandtantrasacred sexuality.html): Al (Arabic, as in Allah) means 'God.' Also El ( Hebrew (/courses/alphabetofkabbalah.html) ) for 'God.' Chem or Khem is from kimia (Greek) which means 'to fuse or cast a metal.' Also from Khem, the ancient name of Egypt. The synthesis is therefore AlKimia: 'to fuse with God.' Da'ath: Hebrew (/courses/alphabetof kabbalah.html) for 'knowledge,' the secret aspect of the Kabbalah (/introductory information/43kabbalahtheuniversaltree oflife.html) that relates to sexuality, adn hidden throughout the Bible: 'And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived.' Genesis 4:1 Tantra (/faqs/sex/1675whatis tantra.html): Sanskrit for 'continuum' or 'unbroken stream.' This refers first (1) to the continuum of vital energy that sustains all existence, and second (2) to the class of knowledge and practices that harnesses that vital energy, thereby transforming the practitioner. The Tree of Life (/introductoryinformation/43 kabbalahtheuniversaltreeoflife.html) is the science of Kabbalah (/introductoryinformation/43 kabbalahtheuniversaltreeoflife.html) (the science of numbers).

'The Medieval alchemists hid the Great Arcanum among innumerable symbols and esoteric allegories. This was in order to save it from profanity, and in order for them to avoid being burned alive in the blazes of the Inquisition.' Samael Aun Weor In the JudeoChristian scriptures, the Two Trees of the Garden of Eden symbolize the two essential branches of all knowledge.

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