The Healing Qabalah
by Eve Wilson

While meditating on The Tree of Life, or Qabalah (also known as Kabbalah) which is an ancient mystical system, I was visited by a great being of golden light, Archangel Michael. This great presence of unconditional love, showed me a way to use The Tree of Life as a healing tool. Since then, I have found its gifts to be awesome and effective and I have taught it to many who now use it for their own healing and in their healing practice.

The Qabalah consists of ten spheres, each relating to an aspect of creation. It is believed that the The Tree is the blue print, or basic structure on which all of creation is built. From a personal perspective, the spheres correspond to specific aspects of our self. Each sphere has a Hebrew name and an Archangel which governs the functions of creation within that sphere. Also found within each sphere are an order of angels and a corresponding planet, number and other symbols which help us to understand and access it’s energies.

Using The Healing Qabalah in a treatment the healer observes the quality of energy, shape and intuitive images which we receive from a client relative to the spheres on their Tree of Life, and listening to the messages of their guides, the healer can discern what is out of balance or in need of healing in that person. Also, when presented with a physical symptom, we can learn much about what caused it by observing which spheres are involved.

A brief description of the 10 spheres on The Tree of Life:

(These interpretations are based on 18 years of working experience guided by The Archangels. Although generally consistent with traditional Qabalistic study, they may also be somewhat different.)

1.) Kether – above the crown of the head. This sphere represents our oneness with The All That Is, by whatever name you call that. Archangel Metatron governs this sphere.

2.) Chokmah – to the right of the head. This sphere represents our eternally free and unconditionally loving spirit and masculine force (which we all have). Also relates to our relationship with our fathers and other male authority figures. Archangel Ratziel.

3.) Binah – to the left of the head. Represents the Mother God or the cosmic womb by which our eternal spirit is focused into the restrictions of a particular incarnation. Also relates to our relationship with our mothers and female authority figures. Archangel Tzaphkiel.

4.) Chesed – right shoulder. Represents those structures which support us in our incarnation including home, family, community, religions, governments, relationships, money, pleasure etc. Archangel Tzadkiel.

5.) Geburah – left shoulder. Represents the force of change, independent action, freedom of choice. When repressed can build up and become anger. Archangel Khamael.

6.) Tipheret – heart and solar plexus. Represents our inner wisdom, balance and harmony. The Inner Wisdom, mastery. Archangel Michael.

7.) Netzach – right hip/groin. Represents the force of nature within us. Our instincts, passions, creativity and imagination. Archangel Haniel.

8.) Hod – left hip/groin. Represents the focused energy of mind and clear intention. Archangel Raphael.

9.) Yesod – reproductive area. Represents the patterns of belief - personal and hereditary which define our experience in this life. These beliefs are deeply unconscious, often related to our genetic make-up, social programming, past experiences or soul contracts. Archangel Gabriel.

10.) Malkuth – the root chakra, and below the feet. Represents the earth, or manifest form. Here the world gives us what we assume about life, consciously or unconsciously. When we heal and clear those old structures found in Yesod, our experience changes. Archangel Sandalphon.

A Healer Practitioner can read and balance a client’s Tree of Life, discussing with them what they find and working to understand why imbalances exist for that person. They Archangels work to bring healing and balance while the Healer Practitioner works consciously with the client to bring ongoing change into their life. They may often offer spiritual exercises as homework to help retrain the person’s energy systems.

The Healing Qabalah is a favorite tool of Healer Practitioners who are also psychotherapists, offering them a way to recognize the deeper issues beneath a person’s emotional and mental symptoms. Where a client has been floundering, not really being able to move forward with their psychological recovery and healing, the Healing Qabalah can open a door for healing the cause of the problem so that true change becomes possible.

The Healing Qabalah is one tool in The Healer Practitioners Toolkit. Used with the other tools, it becomes like a spiritual compass showing the direction in which healing can progress.