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The Tree of Life is a tool that can be used on a daily basis. It is a visual representation or map of the return route from the Earth Plane back to God or the Almighty Creator and can be worked on an individual and Universal level so we can relate the teachings to ourselves and to humanity as a whole.

Malkuth - The Kingdom We start off at the bottom of the Tree of Life and we begin by familiarising ourselves with the first temple which is the temple of Earth. The Hebrew name for this temple is Malkuth. Representing the physical plane and the way we handle the energy of the material world. For example, if you were having problems keeping yourself grounded or experiencing challenging issues around money, or you just wanted to find some solace and peace then you would look to the Temple of Malkuth to help you find answers. Click here for a sample page. £ 9.99 Note - Your workbook will be delivered to you within 24hrs to the email address you use with your payment)

This is a teaching site dealing with all aspects of spiritual and physical life.

Many seriously believe that there is a common bridge of thought that can encompass all things, however seemingly strange.The difficulty is in finding that bridge, for most of us are full of preconceived ideas, and frightened of anything new.

O.W.L. will be taking a look at different approaches to a Universal Language so profound that it seems complex in its' simplicity. Yet it is simply the language of Nature, which is subject to the same universal laws as ourselves.

With a little observation this language can be used as a tool to help us discover ourselves and our true potential, for we can learn to act in time with the natural cycle of our lives.

If we stop considering how wrong others are, but instead look to how right they could be, we may find a way of fitting things together in accord with all thoughts and beliefs, which will lead to greater tolerance and understanding of ourselves and each other.

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