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Originally Posted by merosas
One is best described as the kingdom, where we live, ten is Kefer or the crown(nothingness). But numbers and symbols should only serve as reminders of deeper meanings. The rest of the sefirot are reminders or symbols of deeper "emotion"(for lack of a better word). Too bad there is not a tree for all of the negative-sefirot, it is those negative "emotions" that we really need to understand since this world appears to be harvesting them like the a superfood.
For example insecurity could be seen as the negative-opposite of humility, which is a great attribute.
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actually, one is the crown, and ten is the kingdom, unless there is another version of kabbalah that i am not aware of.
and there is a tree postulated for the negative sephiroth, known as qliphoth. and teh symbol is actually another tree, but upside down, starting where malkuth (10) is, and is a reflection of the proper tree.
interestingly enough, the way the tree is laid out on the creature on the salival dvd, is upside down.