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Showing posts with label Malkuth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malkuth. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
From the Archives: Night Bat
Here's a sketch combining Bat as a totem and a strange super hero. Not quite "bat" man. He is also wearing an extended version of the rune, Othala. This could very easily be The Fool from the Tarot. Here we have a figure dressed in the colors of Malkuth fluttering towards the symbol for Yesod. At the time I drew this, the Kabbalah was only a word. I am continually amused and amazed at the magickal concepts that came through me in these early drawings. I wonder what I will see when I look back at the work I am producing now?
Monday, February 18, 2013
Monday, November 26, 2012
Weekly Mandala: Kaleidoscope

Delicate strands of ether permeate and illuminate the structures of change. Manifestation seeks a home.
Recommended Listening:
Phutureprimitve
Submerge
from Sub Conscious
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Weekly Mandala: Return to Malkuth
A return to the tenth level, within the Qabbalah, the tenth sephirot. Malkuth (Kingdom) is the inferior mother to the third sephirot Binah (Understanding), the superior mother. Malkuth is associated with a set of four colors: Olive, Black, Russett, and Citrine. It is the level of earth, the kingdom of manifestation.Thursday, January 26, 2012
Weekly Mandala: Malkuth Engine

Time slips in the pulsing.
Days blur into weeks,
mercury beading up and bouncing away.
Each pulse, another moment,
another year of my life bleeding like watercolors.
The Earth changes and changes and changes,
and how could I not join in,
how could I not?
I am lost,
and I am found,
but this isn't any kind of grace.
It's just dancing.
Through the doors,
through the many many doors,
shifting my weight and bending my arms,
turning with the flow and raising myself up.
I'm just dancing.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Weekly Mandala: A View from Malkuth
Here we are standing in the kingdom, Malkuth, looking up into the Tree of Life. Malkuth is the sephiroth within the Qabalah system associated with the realm of earthly matter. It is the world of our day to day life, the physical realm, Earth.
Many of the mandalas I've worked on always seem to have the intimation of a circle of entities or people around the outer edges. The same holds true with this one. I can see what looks like a group of bearded men. Some are wearing large turbans, others seem to be in dark robes of some sort wearing crowns or headpieces. They seem to be singing or chanting. They each hold a cup or a chalice.
The men emerged as an image and were present through most of the process of making this mandala. At one point I tried to eliminate them as I like to keep the mandalas mostly abstract, letting the viewer's eyes determine what is seen. I'm kind of glad they're still in there...or maybe they aren't really there at all and they're just what I'm seeing and bringing to the piece. :-)
{Digital Images manipulated in Photoshop}
Many of the mandalas I've worked on always seem to have the intimation of a circle of entities or people around the outer edges. The same holds true with this one. I can see what looks like a group of bearded men. Some are wearing large turbans, others seem to be in dark robes of some sort wearing crowns or headpieces. They seem to be singing or chanting. They each hold a cup or a chalice.
The men emerged as an image and were present through most of the process of making this mandala. At one point I tried to eliminate them as I like to keep the mandalas mostly abstract, letting the viewer's eyes determine what is seen. I'm kind of glad they're still in there...or maybe they aren't really there at all and they're just what I'm seeing and bringing to the piece. :-)
{Digital Images manipulated in Photoshop}
Sunday, April 16, 2006
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