Philosopher's Garden: The Tree of Life for iOS

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Philosopher's Garden: The Tree of Life is first in a series of contemplative games charting the strange landscapes of symbolism and mythology. You...
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Philosopher's Garden: The Tree of Life is first in a series of contemplative games charting the strange landscapes of symbolism and mythology. You...

Philosopher's Garden: The Tree of Life is first in a series of contemplative games charting the strange landscapes of symbolism and mythology. You can navigate the 32 paths of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life in immersive 3D, exploring the various symbols, attributions, sounds, colors and meditations for each. Approach a tree in the garden and it will drop a fruit for you to collect, which then reveals a symbol; your task is to place these symbols on paths to which they correspond. If you need a hint, enter the temple or the pool.The correspondence between the Kabbalah and Tarot was first put forth in print by the French magician Eliphas Levi in the mid-ninteenth century, and later formalized by an organization called The Golden Dawn. Many have speculated that esoteric Judaism, Gnosticism and Hermeticism may have influenced the unknown authors of the tarot, although there is no proof of this. But for generations of esoteric students seeking transformed consciousness, no further proof is needed: it Just Works.Whatever it's origins, this symbolic environment illustrates a pattern of emanations from God at the highest, most abstract level, down to Man at the most concrete. The 10 Sephiroth represent stable waypoints through which the Divine descends into manifestation. The 22 paths are like roads we can use to travel between these cities, back upwards towards the ultimate source. More info at http://philosophersgarden.com