Справочник интерпретаций
Reference / Correspondences / The Queen Scale of Colour (h) / Path 30
The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 30
Gold yellow
Gold yellow is the color of the Sun at its zenith, the light of Tiphareth, the sixth Sephirah on the Tree of Life. In the Queen Scale of Colour, it is the specific hue assigned to the Path of Samekh (Path 30), which connects Tiphareth to Yesod. This is not a pale lemon or a brassy tone, but a rich, luminous gold—the color of ripe wheat, of the sun's corona, and of the philosopher's stone in its final, perfected state. The word 'gold' itself derives from the Old English 'geolu,' meaning yellow, and the Latin 'aurum,' signifying shining dawn, linking the color directly to solar and spiritual illumination.
Position on the Tree of Life
Gold yellow corresponds to the Path of Samekh (Path 30), the 30th path on the Tree of Life. This path is the 'Sustaining Intelligence,' and it runs directly from Tiphareth (Beauty) down to Yesod (Foundation). As the color of Tiphareth, gold yellow is the central, harmonizing hue of the Tree, the point where the upper and lower worlds meet. It is the color of the direct, unmediated light of the divine, the radiance that sustains all other Sephiroth.
Astrological and Planetary Correspondence
In the system of Liber 777, gold yellow is the Queen Scale color for the Sun. This is not the astrological Sun as a mere celestial body, but the solar principle: the source of life, consciousness, and the ego. It is the light of self-awareness, the creative will, and the vital force that animates all things. The planet's metal, gold, is the perfect, incorruptible substance, and its color is the perfect, incorruptible light.
Historical context
The use of gold yellow as a sacred color is ancient and universal. In Egyptian mythology, the sun god Ra was depicted with gold skin, and the flesh of the gods was said to be made of gold. The alchemists of the medieval and Renaissance periods sought the 'golden tincture' or the 'philosopher's stone,' which would transmute base metals into gold, symbolizing the soul's perfection. In the Hermetic Qabalah, as systematized by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the color scales were meticulously defined. The Queen Scale, also called the 'Scale of the Queen,' is the passive, receptive, and formative scale of color, representing the way divine light is received and shaped into manifest form. Gold yellow on this scale is the perfect, balanced reception of the solar ray, the light that has passed through the prism of the Sephiroth and become the sustaining force of the universe.
In the table of Liber 777, the color gold yellow appears as the Queen Scale color for the Path of Samekh, the Sun, and the alchemical element of Gold. It is the color of the solar phallus, the creative word, and the perfected human being. It is the light that shines in the darkness, the 'golden flower' of the Taoist alchemists, and the 'splendor of the sun' of the Psalmist. This color is not merely a visual attribute; it is a spiritual state, a vibration that can be meditated upon to attune the practitioner to the solar current of Tiphareth.
Interactive hints
Hint
Hint
Hint
Path 30
Open- Consciousness of the Adept
Сияние Солнца (Освобождение)
- The Sword and the Serpent
20-й путь Змея
- God-Names in Assiah
Йехова Элоа ва-Даат (יהוה אלוה ודעת)
- Numeration of Greek Alphabet
100
- English of Col. LXXXII
Right Rapture
- Hebrew Names of Numbers and Letters
Resh
The Queen Scale of Colour (h)
Open- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Triple zero
.............
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Kether
White brilliance
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Chokmah
Grey
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Binah
Black
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Chesed
Blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Geburah
Scarlet red
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Tiphereth
Yellow (gold)
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Netzach
Emerald
Show 26 more
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Hod
Orange
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Yesod
Violet
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Malkuth
Citrine, olive, russet, and black
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 11
Sky blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 12
Purple
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 13
Silver
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 14
Sky blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 15
Red
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 16
Deep indigo
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 17
Pale Mauve
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 18
Maroon
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 19
Deep purple
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 20
Slate grey
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 21
Blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 22
Blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 23
Sea-green
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 24
Dull brown
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 25
Yellow
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 26
Black
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 27
Red
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 28
Sky blue
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 29
Buff, flecked silver-white
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 31
Vermillion
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · Path 32
Black
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · 32 bis
Amber
- The Queen Scale of Colour (h) · 31 bis
Deep purple (near black)