Le symbolisme du corps humain

The body in and of itself is the carrier of language, it is a “corporal book”. To learn how to read this book is to pay attention to its design. Knowing how to decode the anatomical labyrinth is also to understand what the great myths about humanity tell us of the nature and subtle functioning of each of the organs. It is in the end, Annick de Souzenelle tells us, to rediscover the Tree of the Kabbalists, as if “man is created in God’s image”, the image of his body should be read as the earthly reflection of this Tree of Life of which the tradition of the Kabbalah speaks.

•De l’Arbre des Séphiroth au schéma corporel

•Les deux côtés du corps. La colonne vertébrale

•Le passage de la « Porte des hommes »

•Le Grand’Œuvre : le travail des épousailles avec la terre-mère ou « l’Œuvre au Noir »

•Le passage de la Porte des dieux. L’Œuvre au Blanc

•L’oreille et la langue. L’écoute et le Verbe. L’Œuvre au Rouge

•La mandorle