Adam KadmonConcept
Adam Kadmon is the second person in the Cabalistic triad, embodying the microcosmic representation of the Heavenly man, symbolizing the unity of different spiritual traditions.
Cabalistic Triad
The Cabalistic triad consists of three persons including Adam Kadmon, the second person, which is compared to the Cyllenian Hermes in ancient texts.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
High Priest Of IsraelConcept
The High Priest of Israel is also part of the Cabalistic triad, representing the integration of different aspects of spiritual and religious knowledge in the tradition.
Dionysus→Concept
The Cabalistic triad, including Adam Kadmon, is related to the Greek Hermes and the Christ of Christian Gnostics, representing a broader spiritual tradition that includes Dionysus.
Masonic CraftsmanshipConcept
The Cabalistic triad provides the philosophical and symbolic foundation for the craftsmanship in Freemasonry, linking the microcosm, macrocosm, and the construction of spiritual and physical structures.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Cabalistic Triad & Dionysus
The Cabalistic triad, including Adam Kadmon, is related to the Greek Hermes and the Christ of Christian Gnostics, representing a broader spiritual tradition that includes Dionysus.
II. Dionysus & Pythagoras
Pythagoras is associated with the founding and patronage of the theater, as well as the architecture involving the god Dionysus
I. Cabalistic Triad & Adam Kadmon
Adam Kadmon is the second person in the Cabalistic triad, embodying the microcosmic representation of the Heavenly man, symbolizing the unity of different spiritual traditions.
II. Adam Kadmon & Kether
Adam Kadmon, the prototype of all humanity, is represented by Kether, the first, androgyne Sephiroth
I. Cabalistic Triad & Dionysus
The Cabalistic triad, including Adam Kadmon, is related to the Greek Hermes and the Christ of Christian Gnostics, representing a broader spiritual tradition that includes Dionysus.
II. Dionysus & Count De Gabalis
Dionysus (divine Plato) is one of the famous figures listed by Count de Gabalis as offspring of immaculate conceptions.
Cabalistic TriadthroughMasonic CraftsmanshipilluminatesMasonic Secrets
I. Cabalistic Triad & Masonic Craftsmanship
The Cabalistic triad provides the philosophical and symbolic foundation for the craftsmanship in Freemasonry, linking the microcosm, macrocosm, and the construction of spiritual and physical structures.
II. Masonic Craftsmanship & Masonic Secrets
Masonic secrets, lost over time, include detailed symbolic interpretations and rituals associated with craftsmanship, further emphasizing the importance of these symbolic practices.
Cabalistic TriadthroughMasonic CraftsmanshipilluminatesPerfect Man
I. Cabalistic Triad & Masonic Craftsmanship
The Cabalistic triad provides the philosophical and symbolic foundation for the craftsmanship in Freemasonry, linking the microcosm, macrocosm, and the construction of spiritual and physical structures.
II. Masonic Craftsmanship & Perfect Man
Craftsmanship in Freemasonry is essential to the creation of a perfect man, reflecting the philosophical approach to the human soul and its construction.