Beit

Beith represents the beginning of duality, with the One Creator bringing forth a created world, so that there can be both a giver the Creator and a receiver for the Creator to bestow upon. This creates a dramatic leap from absolute oneness to the ability for there to be two. It also creates the possibility for all duality and opposites  yes and no, hot and cold, man and woman, up and down, 1 and 2, nothing and something. Beith’s literal meaning is “house” or building Meaning the created world is meant to house within it the spiritual. The physical world is meant to be a place for the Creator’s glory to manifest also shown with in the Kabbalah tree of life Malkuth the Divine Feminine.

The Magician Card

The Magician stands under a lush canopy, behind a table bearing the four elements. The cabalistic meanings embedded in this card are numerous. The canopy symbolizes the ability to bring the spiritual down to the physical. This idea of connecting heaven and earth is further expanded by the scepter pointing up in The Magician’s right hand while the finger of the left-hand points down. The four elements spread on the table before he signifies that The Magician mixes elements according to the wisdom of the heart to produce the miraculous. Because everything is revealed, this is a male card.