Malkhut,Yesod, Hod, Netzah, Tiferet, Gevurah, Hesed, Binah, Hokhmah and Keter.

We have been warned to go into the heart chakra when we choose to go into the lower chakras to do work there, such as the removal of bad habits etc. This is sound advice and always recommended. So when you come to the study of the Kabbalah, does the same ruling apply? In other words, do we need to go into Tiferet before we go into Hod, Netzah, Yesod or Malkhut/Shekinah?

Keter can be thought of as similar to the crown chakra and so for all the other chakras, except where you have Binah and Hokhmah that is the third eye chakra and there are also two for the solar plexus. I cannot find anywhere where it is written that you have to go through Tiferet to go into the lower sephiroth. Still, better to play it safe and go through Tiferet first if you are venturing lower.

It may in fact be preferable to put on the blueprint of Adam Kadmon and then move through the 10 sephiroth. This I have utilised at various times. Stick to what resonates with you. Why do we need ten sephiroth and seven chakras? The sephiroth came through the kabbalistic tradition and the chakras came through the Hindu tradition. Use either as you desire.

I did find the ten sephiroth useful  at one time. I called upon the light of Ein Sof for something that I wanted to happen and by the grace of God, it did. It is just the same as saying “Beloved Mighty I AM Presence, Beloved Saint Germain you take command of this entire situation – I shall not be moved!” This also causes things to happen. You can use it or not.

If you do not want to do it, it is up to you. I can only help you you wish. If you do not want to use it, that is fine. Just do not complain when the Life you say you want is not the Life you get. You are in charge of your world. I AM in charge of my world. So watch out for yourself.