Jewish theurgy

X-No-Archive: yes

For Jonathan, a Kabbalist, the sephirot are as follows:

Keter (Crown);
Chochma (Wisdom);
Binah (Understanding);
Chesed (Lovingkindness);
Gevurah (Strength);
Tiferet (Beauty);
Netzach (Endurance);
Hod (Glory);
Yesod (Foundation);
Malkhut (Kingdom or Sovereignty);

Although Neoplatonists were polytheists, they also embraced a form of
monism.

For Plotinus, and Iamblichus' teachers Anatolius and Porphyry, the
emanations are as follows:

* To En (τό ἕν), the One: Deity without quality, sometimes called
The Good.
* Nous (�οῦς), Mind: The Universal consciousness,from which
proceeds
* Psychè (Ψυχή), Soul: Including both individual and world soul,
leading finally to
* Physis (Φ�σις), Nature.

<chessucat proffers>

The nodules of complexity.

Patrick Ashley Meuser"-Bianca"
Cyberneticist
http://www.usag-ac.info
"chessucat" <chessucat@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:63a0e488-7220-4e8e-9ffb-564fb6367b62@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com...
X-No-Archive: yes

For Jonathan, a Kabbalist, the sephirot are as follows:

Keter (Crown);
Chochma (Wisdom);
Binah (Understanding);
Chesed (Lovingkindness);
Gevurah (Strength);
Tiferet (Beauty);
Netzach (Endurance);
Hod (Glory);
Yesod (Foundation);
Malkhut (Kingdom or Sovereignty);

Although Neoplatonists were polytheists, they also embraced a form of
monism.

For Plotinus, and Iamblichus' teachers Anatolius and Porphyry, the
emanations are as follows:

* To En (?? ??), the One: Deity without quality, sometimes called
The Good.
* Nous (????), Mind: The Universal consciousness, from which
proceeds
* Psychè (????), Soul: Including both individual and world soul,
leading finally to
* Physis (?????), Nature.

<chessucat proffers>