| 1. The darkness of the empty womb. | 1. Malkut within MALKUT. Lifeless matter. | |
| 2. The darkness of the fertile womb. | 2. Yesod within MALKUT. Matter differentiates into substances. Elements. | |
| 3. The fetus grows in the darkness. | 3. Hod within MALKUT. Molecules are formed. | |
| 4. The fetus moves in the darkness. | 4. Netzach within MALKUT. Organic substances appear. | |
| 5. Birth into the outer light. | 5. Tipheret within MALKUT. Primitive life appears. | |
| 6. First breath. | 6. Geburah within MALKUT. Primitive life Reproduces in kind. | |
| 7. The chord is cut. | 7. Chesed within MALKUT. Evolution of species begins. | |
| 8. First feeding. | 8. Malkut within YESOD. Creatures interact. | |
| 9. First sleep. | 9. Yesod within YESOD. Creatures become aware of the living and the lifeless. | |
| 10. The eyes first open. | 10. Hod within YESOD. Creatures evolve defenses and weapons. | |
| 11. The first perception. | 11. Netzach within YESOD. Creatures become social. | |
| 12. The first dream of the outer world. | 12. Tipheret within YESOD. Creatures take harmless pleasure with one another. | |
| 13. The first deliberate act. | 13. Geburah within YESOD. Creatures begin to care for one another. | |
| 14. The first love. | 14. Chesed within YESOD. Food and other needs are shared. | |
| 15. The power to move by will. | 15. Malkut within HOD. Objects are used as tools | |
| 16. First pain from love. | 16. Yesod within HOD. Objects are honored. | |
| 17. Beginnings of speech. | 17. Hod within HOD. Tools are made. | |
| 18. First understood answer to speech. | 18. Netzach within HOD. Tools and shelters are improved. | |
| 19. The power to stand and walk. | 19. Tipheret within HOD. Tool making is taught. | |
| 20. The power to discriminate safety and danger. | 20. Geburah within HOD. Trade begins. | |
| 21. Cultural behavior begins. | 21. Chesed within HOD. Things not needed are kept for the future. | |
| 22. Control of body functions. | 22. Malkut within NETZACH. Objects are admired. | |
| 23. Learning and reason. | 23. Yesod within NETZACH. Objects are decorated. | |
| 24. Puberty. | 24. Hod within NETZACH. Decoration represents nature. | |
| 25. Physical growth stops --- adulthood in society. | 25. Netzach within NETZACH. Nature is influenced by decoration. | |
| 26. Cultivation of the senses. | 26. Tipheret within NETZACH. Artists are honored. | |
| 27. Expression of the senses. | 27. Geburah within NETZACH. Design departs from nature. | |
| 28. Awareness of spiritual existence. | 28. Chesed within NETZACH. Collections of symbols appear. | |
| 29. The soul reaches beyond the spirit. | 29. Malkut within TIPHERET. Nations appear. | |
| 30. The soul acts apart from the body spirit. | 30. Yesod within TIPHERET. Nations react with nations. | |
| 31. The soul vitalizes the senses. | 31. Hod within TIPHERET. Trade between nations begins. | |
| 32. The soul inspires the dreams. | 32. Netzach within TIPHERET. Nations share knowledge. | |
| 33. The soul teaches rational powers (ceremonial magick). | 33. Tipheret within TIPHERET. Nations honor nations. | |
| 34. The soul guides the emotions (Natural magick). | 34. Geburah within TIPHERET. International ritual is formalized by practice. | |
| 35. The soul rules the body and spirit. | 35. Chesed within TIPHERET. Commonwealth of humanity is recognized. | |
| 36. The soul guides beyond the body. | 36. Malkut within GEBURAH. History is invented. | |
| 37. The soul blesses beyond the body. | 37. Yesod within GEBURAH. Moral myth appears. | |
| 38. The soul endures without the body. | 38. Hod within GEBURAH. Progress is invented. | |
| 39. The soul acts without the body. | 39. Netzach within GEBURAH. Evolution is honored. | |
| 40. The soul grows without the body. | 40. Tipheret within GEBURAH. Commonwealth of beings is recognized. | |
| 41. Consciousness of the world is a flame. | 41. Geburah within GEBURAH. Obligations to nonhuman nature are recognized. | |
| 42. Guardianship of the world. | 42. Chesed within GEBURAH. Abstraction is held superior to the material. | |
| 43. Guardianship of souls. | 43. Malkut within CHESED. Religion and state begin to separate. | |
| 44. Guardianship of the Watchers. | 44. Yesod within CHESED. Utopias are imagined. | |
| 45. Sovereignty --- power to represent the highest. | 45. Hod within CHESED. Religion becomes Philosophy. | |
| 46. The power to destroy by greatness. | 46. Netzach within CHESED. Tolerance of differences in philosophy appears. | |
| 47. The power to preserve by greatness. | 47. Tipheret within CHESED. Existentialism, Positivism & Teleologism coalesce. | |
| 48. The power to build in greatness. | 48. Geburah within CHESED. Personal identity with abstraction is the goal. | |
| 49. The greatness beyond light. | 49. Chesed within CHESED. Enlightenment becomes the goal. | |
| 50. Eternal being. | 50. Binah. Enlightenment is attained. | |