And the fourth path is Gimel,
from Keter to Tif’eret
and Tif’eret to Keter;
the path of divine kingship
and divine queenship,
for in Israel every man is king
and every woman is queen
and so it is that the tzitzit are worn.
And Gimel is in duplication upon the chereb (sword, tool, or instrument) for she is the charity of El Olam (Everlasting God or Eternal God);
And she is the symbol that is in action, in movement to gather up the water, and to give unto all they who have not.
And she is the second of the seven (the duplicates) in her place upon the thirty-two paths as she is the freedom of choice, for mankind to receive or reject their mitzvoth (calling or obligation):
Even as Israel did say as one: All that YHVH hath spoken we will do, the sons and daughters of Jacob did reject their mitzvah for that calf of gold that did come up out of the fire.
Yea, and she is the third of this creation, the uniting of two opposing forces,

And she is written as one leaning over, arms outstretched to give unto those in need.