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76 The Kabbalah ofthe Golden Dawn
ten numbers relate to the Sephirorh, while the rest are concerned with
the Paths. The association of the 22 Trumps to the scales actually starts at
Number 11, which is the first Path after the ten Sephiroth.
In the Golden Dawn there were two theories of color mixing. The
first was to have bright colors that gradually darken with the mixing, so
that some colors achieve a type of color that is not easy to identify. The
second approach is to make the colors translucent or very watery, and
when one reaches the colors of the Prince and Princess Scale, for
instance, the original root color can be identified. When myoid mentor
from Whare Ra Temple taught me the scales he made me use both methods
when painting the Four Trees; by doing the former, then watering it
down somewhat around the dark colors so that these appeared like a glow
or hue on both the Sephiroth and Paths. The reason for the dark and
light transparent colors became obvious when I started painting the Tarot
Cards which used the Four Trees as a basis for coloringJo
THE FOURCOLOR SCALES
KING QUEEN PRINCE PRINCESS
1 Brilliance Brilliance Brilliance White-flecked Gold
2 Pure Soft Light Gray Blue Pearl White-flecked Red,
Blue Gray Blue, Yellow
3 Crimson Blackish Red Dark Brown Gray-flecked Pink
4 Deep Violet Dark Blue Deep Purple Deep Azure-flecked
Yellow
5 Bright Orange Scarlet Red Bright Scarlet Red-flecked
Blackish-Red
6 Clear Pink Yellow Gold Rich Salmon Gold Amber
Rose
7 Light Amber Light Emerald Bright Yellow Olive-flecked
Gold Green
8 Violet Purple Tawny Orange Red Russet Yellow-Brown
flecked White
9 Indigo Violet Purple Very Dark Cirrine-flecked
Purple Azure
10 In the forthcoming The MagicalTarot of the Golden Dawn, the same set of scales will be given, but
I have USed modem color terminology and corrected the odd mistake made in color generation.