The Tree of Life is the structure of the Kabbalah. It is often depicted by orbs (representing intelligences or creative forces) attached to the branches or trunk. It is used to make sense of the physical, invisible, and metaphysical layers of existence.

The Sephirot are the ten creative forces between God and creation. Three sephirot represent compassion and goodness, and another three represent power and justice. Three more represent the balance or perfect unity of these groups, while the lowest sephirot on the Tree of Life represents the tension and chaos of opposing forces.

The merkaba, also known as the star of David, is a sacred geometric shape in the Kabbalah. It is formed by two overlapping tetrahedrons. The one pointing up is masculine while the one pointing down is feminine. In sacred scripture, the prophet Ezekiel travels by merkaba.

This is the realm of God, Source, King of Kings, the Absolute, Divine Nothingness, etc. There are many creative names for this Sacred Divinity influencing all lower worlds.

Through sacred sounds, archangels vibrate into existence out of the world of Atziluth and into this one. They bring the angels into being and provide divine guidance to lower worlds and kingdoms.

This is the world of magic and angels like watchers, messengers, or guardians. Angelic travel from here to the fourth world on their assignments. They record activities, deliver messages, or protect the innocent. 

Here is where humanity and all other physical life forms live. It includes everything physical including the stars, planets, and the four elements of fire, water, air, and Earth. Duality exists only in Assiya.

The watchers are beings cited in the Book of Enoch and in Jewish mythology. Some stories refer to them as angelic, whose purpose is to see and record the activities on a planet. Their most sacred oath is never to interfere in the lives of those under their watch.

Itihasa is a Sanskrit word meaning a repository of history, myth, poetry, and story. It is also known as the Akash. On Dyami’s home planet, it’s a vast plasma ocean. Watchers capture these records onto clear quartz called gobi crystals. These are ground into a fine sand and deposited in Itihasa.

According to Hebrew mythology, they are the council of souls. They train and assign watchers to collect records. They are judge and jury over watchers who either misuse their authority or violate the oath of non-interference. Their other role is to transfer the records captured by the watchers and deposit them into Itihasa.

Theli is an etheric dragon in Jewish mythology who creates new stars and planets. Most of his work takes place in the Void, the darkness before planets are formed, and in dreams. Being a creator being, he may take any form, including a handsome spirit guide. He mentors Dyami as she struggles with duality.

The Gobi Crystal is a large quartz with many lines and markings. Crystal collectors call it a record keeper quartz, and associate it with Lemuria and Atlantis. Here, it is an angelic recording device. When watchers return from their assignments, their gobi crystal is ground into sand and joins Itihasa.

The Dukán are spiritually advanced beings. They have magical abilities like levitation, telepathy, and changing stones into clay to make intricate stone structures. Their teachers are animals, trees, mythical creatures, and elemental beings. They only know higher emotions such as joy, wonder, and play. As curious and trusting beings, they view others with childlike innocence.

With the corbatu, the Dukan feel each other's emotions. If one feels joy, they all shared the experience. It's considered a great honor if they gift it to an outsider. Dyami receives it and can feel everyone's emotions, even in their dreams.

The Dukán follow a code of conduct known as The Way, that guides their actions. It helps them balance meditation, classes, work, and gatherings. It encourages them to freely share homemade items and talents.

Dídean is a gaelic term meaning refuge. It is the original Dukán village, constructed thousands of years ago. Everyone does something they love like making pastries, playing an instrument, or constructing homes. Money doesn’t exist here or in any village. Every evening, music filled the air as the entire population gathered for dinner and to close each beautiful day.

The ouroboros depicted as a snake eating its tail, symbolizes rebirth and eternity in many cultures. The king weaponizes it to represent death and slavery. In wearing it, Dyami looses her freedom and joy.

The Naga are a reptilian warrior race. They live by a rigid military structure, and considered themselves superior to other species. As shape shifters, they terrorize and manipulate others. They are space pirates, stealing technologies and gold. They operate with a narrow band of emotions, including greed, hatred, and envy. Coveting what they did not have, they are never satisfied. They crave wealth, power, and demand absolute obedience.