BOOKS ABOUT KABBALAH |
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Kabbalah and Meditation for the Nations by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh Ours is the first generation in modern times to understand the truly universal human condition and to seek to bring all peoples of the earth together in peace and harmony...
Kabbalah Meditation by Rabbi David Cooper Experience a practical, uplifting, and fascinating introduction to a time-honored system of spiritual growth and self-discovery. The Kabbalah, Judaism's timeless mystical tradition, was said to be brought down from heaven by angels...
Meditation and Kabbalah by Aryeh Kaplan The Kabbalah is divided into three branches?the theoretical, the meditative, and the practical. While many books, both in Hebrew and English, have explored the theoretical Kabbalah, virtually nothing has been published regarding the meditative methods of these schools...
Key to the True Kabbalah by Franz Bardon The Key to the True Kabbalah is the third volume in the Bardon series of books on Hermetics. Many books have been written about the Kabbalah, but in practice very little can be used, since most of the original books were written in Hebrew...
A New Kabbalah for Women by Perle Besserman The red bracelet: it graces the wrists of numerous celebrities - from Madonna to Britney Spears - who have converted to the spiritual practice of Kabbalah...
Edgar Cayce and the Kabbalah by John Van Auken It is very difficult to comprehend that our destiny lies in nonphysical dimensions, but Van Auken teaches this well while explaining that our present life is the perfect prerequisite for the next one...
Ohr HaShachar: Torah, Kabbalah and Consciousness in the Daily Morning Blessings by David Bar-Cohn The theme of renewed life and consciousness expressed in the morning blessings is both timeless and universal. Yet inside the words of Modeh Ani, Netilat Yadayim, Asher Yatzar, Elokai Neshama, Birchot HaTorah, and the 15 blessings of Birchot HaShachar are concepts whose full richness and subtlety are not captured by conventional English translations and require elucidation in order to be adequately understood...
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