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	Treasures in the Basement: An Introduction to Kabballah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kabballah was a tradition for those unsatisfied with the normal forms and explanations of Jewish life.
		Kabballah is the repository of the erotic in Judaism.
		Kabballah is about longing, about loving, about passion, about the pain of separation, the bitterness of exile, and the joyful realization that light and the life and compassion lies concealed in the world.
	www.vbs.org /rabbi/rabfeins/kabalah_bot.htm (3828 words)

	Expert Answer Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kabballah is a form of magick which gets its origins from mystical interpretations of holy semetic scripture, for the most part that which is written in the sacred hebrew aleph-bet (alphabet).
		The kabballah is also considered an occult practice as well as Enochian magick which involves the use of the Enochian or angelic alphabet, the language of angels as well as being the original language of Eden.
		I urge anyone reading this to not "dabble" with kabbalah, and especially enochian magick, as it could become dangerous if one does know what he/she is doing or is not dedicated to the magickal path of enlightenment as it takes alot of meditational skills, focus, and concentration without one giving up on the path.
	www.saint-mike.org /apologetics/qa/Answers/Spiritual_Warfare/s000626Dawidh.html (924 words)

	Judaism 101 - Rabbi Abraham Azulai - A Glossary of Basic Jewish Terms and Concepts - OU.ORG
		Rabbi Abraham, the great-grandfather of the illustrious Rabbi Chaim Yosef Dovid Azulai, was born in Fez, Morocco.
		In the field of Kabballah he was greatly influenced by Rabbi Moshe Cordovero, and was born in the same year that Rabbi Moshe died.
		With all of his involvement in Kabballah, Rabbi Abraham was also deeply interested in philosophical questions and his previously mentioned commentary on Tanach, is more a philosophic than a Kabbalistic work.
	www.ou.org /about/judaism/rabbis/azulai.htm (215 words)

	Shulamit, Sacred Chants
		She holds a variety of Kabballah Sound Prayer retreats and is a frequent lecturer.
		Using the wisdom and sacred sounds of the Kabballah, Shulamit brings to those she works with the power to connect to the highest spiritual levels and to achieve deep and abiding spiritual joyfulness and healing.
		Shulamit's vocal sounds have an extraordinary centering and healing effect and contribute to the attainment of profound insights, assist in the process of self realization and aid in the healing of the body, mind and spirit.
	www.rhythmsoftheglobe.com /gr/shulamit.htm (125 words)

	The Witches Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The study of the Glyph of the Tree of Life is absolutely necessary to any one that engages in the "Great Work".
		The Kabballah, and the study of it's principles allows for the student to establish harmony and correspondence of the Planets, Astrology and the Elements.
		The key to understanding the principles of the Kabballah are dependent upon possessing a clear understanding of the structure of the Magical Universe.
	www.witchesway.net /links/kabballah.html (492 words)

	SOULSONGS; The Center of Kabbalah Wisdom, Kabbalah Study & Kabballah Sound Healing
		In the Kabballah, Chochmah consciousness is described as a state of pre-cognitive awareness and Wisdom.
		Shulamit's sacred Kabballah sounds are a gift designed to help us with the process of awakening our Higher Soul as they recall each of us to our proper place in the universe, not through our intellect but through our spirit.
		The word "Kabballah" actually means "to receive" and you need to do nothing more than be open to receiving the sounds on your Beyond Words CD.
	www.soulsongs.com /indexinsertcd (724 words)

	The Spoof - Madonna turns into Hasidic rabbi
		Kabballah, an ancient and secret form of Jewish mysticism, is traditionally passed in oral teachings handed down by a rabbi.
		Females are usually barred from its study, and men under the age of 40 are not permitted to learn Kabballah, and most pupils are required to be rabbis.
		The Kabballah is also usually taught more in Hasidic Judaism than other sects.
	www.thespoof.com /news/spoof.cfm?headline=s4i4756 (498 words)

	Reincarnation
		The concept of reincarnation is part of the Kabballah, Jewish mysticism.
		The perfection of the soul requires the completion of the first three levels which are perfection of deed, speech and thought.
		The Magid Mishne although he was a great Talmudic scholar and authority on law neglected to study the Kabballah.
	www.jewishmag.com /19mag/reinc/reinc.htm (1318 words)

	Ethoschannel Presents Dr. Wayne Dyer: Keys to Higher Awareness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		And in the Kabballah, the insight isn't that our purpose in being here is to move from this level of being a physical being to a transcendent level of being a spiritual being.
		But the Kabballah says that in order to accomplish that, you must generate an incredible amount of energy in order to do that.
		And the Kabballah says not only is it necessary for you to generate an incredible amount of energy to move from one level to the next, but in order to be able to generate that energy, you must first experience a fall.
	www.ethoschannel.com /personalgrowth/dyer/reality.html (1239 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Kabballah begun as a Jewish oral belief begun before the first temples were built and continued until today.
		Kabballah F.A.Q. The Qlippoth (Plural of Qlippah) form a reversed Tree of Life.
		Planetary and elemental correspondences are similar to the "Tree of Life" but generally taken in a negative aspect (IE Mars the bloodthirsty barbarian, not the protector of law and state).There are also the four worlds of the Qlippoth corresponding to the Kabballah planes.
	www.freewebs.com /thedarkside/Demon/Demonomancyfiles/Demon11.html (371 words)

	/faithforum.org/ Challenge - Which Religion did Jesus belong to ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This was for those who use things that Jesus said in the NT to show that Jesus was a Kabballah student rather than a Messiah, so I thought that I would include other verses from the same source.
		What about the simple possibility that Kabballah has some good and wise things to say, and that a wise Messiah would naturally concur with or validate some of these concepts.
		Posted - 04 Feb 2005 : 09:05:52 AM It is my understanding that Kabballah teaches a balance between the spiritual and the material and that through spiritual knowledge, one will be more likely to gain some of the material things that they desire as well.
	www.faithforum.org /challenge/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4776&whichpage=9 (7034 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Temple > The Proper Spelling of Qaballa
		Since I see Rabbinical Kabballah the victor in a highly secretive war between Initiated Orders around the world who essentially shared common knowledge sets, then what interests me as a student of the Occult is not the purported genious of the Rabbinical Kabballah.
		Rabbinical Kabballah is, after all, not really a very Occultic Study in that the knowledge is "out there" in public view for anyone who wishes to study to seek after.
		I feel it is a process of 'revealing the truth', and I simply do not feel that Rabbinical Kabballah comes nearly close enough to achieving, for the Rabbinical Kabballah does not recognise the "sovereign number", but instead has blasphemied against it by removing it wherever possible.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/14820/from/35 (12654 words)

	JC-TV Forum
		Most rabbis have a general knowledge of Kabballah but they don't go in depth with it.
		A rabbi will tell you that you are not even supposed to learn Kabballah until you are 40 years or older.
		Rabbis say that the reason for the age restriction is because Kabballah will blow your mind away and can turn into Paganism if someone does not learn it correctly.
	www.jc-tv.net /forum/post.php?replyTO=33039 (260 words)

	Indiainfo.com -> News -> World -> Spiritual teacher Shulamit performed in NY's Tibet House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Kabballah is series of ancient mystical books of Jewish tradition.
		Shulamit, the director of Soul Songs - the center for Kabballah sound meditation in High Falls, New York, performs vocal toning which is based on the ancient spiritual practices of Kabballah, using special tones generated by the human voice and it is the basis for the practice of Kabballah sound meditation.
		The sounds created are used for physical and spiritual healing, according to the center.
	newsarchives.indiainfo.com /2000/11/03/tibet.html (283 words)

	[judahephraim] A Clarion Call (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I have receiving e-mails this past week from many of you asking for my = opinion on the subject of Kabballah and some apocalyptic based teachings = that have been circulating around the Messianic Movement, particularly = the Two House, Sacred Name and Ephraimite parts.
		I have dealt with the issue of the Kabballah and the teaching of the = Lesser and Greater YHWH before this.
		I have seen many people who have gotten into the study of kabballah = saying that it has taken them to a deeper spiritual walk only to tell me = they have rejected the deity of Yeshua and then His Messiahship.
	lists.laplaza.org /pipermail/judahephraim/2004-July/001937.html (832 words)

	An Interview With Rachel Pollack
		A Kabballah interpretation is a main line of esoteric Tarot tradition.
		Historically, the argument has been made that since Kabballah wasn’t introduced into Christianity at the time the first Tarot decks were made it isn’t there.
		The tradition of astrology in Judaism is a part of Kabballah, so it is possible that he influenced the people at court.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/tarot/97770/5 (574 words)

	dawsom3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For my NRM I am researching Kabballah and I did not find that much of this information seemed applicable to my group, however it did help me gain a better understanding of why people join these groups at all.
		Something that I found interesting was how they say that more females than male join cults, this struck me because I came across an article in my research that said that with Kaballah more men than women join, which is surprising becausemost of the celebrity figureheads we see for Kabballah are actually female.
		I didn’t find that much of this section of dawson was applicable to my NRM, I find Kabballah to me more of a sect of an already established religion than a new one.
	people.stu.ca /~gtpqb/dawson3.html (125 words)

	YakYak :: View topic - Kabballah
		My best friend follows Kabballah, but although I respect her ideals I can see no reason to follow it over Judaism.
		so kabballah is part of judaism; jewish mysticism in fact.
		I think when people say Kabbalah they are referencing The Kabbalah Centre which takes elements of Jewish mysticism but runs a for profit organisation behind that front, $26 for a length of red string.
	www.yakyak.org /viewtopic.php?p=553538&sid=fd676fd022d4d71c5d19b25a9c080142 (880 words)

	Madonna Meets Jewish Mysticism \| Cool \| Deutsche Welle \|
		It is a sacred secretive esoteric tradition, that mostly deals with knowledge about the power of god and about humans' ability to influence these divine powers-- in order to save the world from evil, or at least to gain personal power in your own life by making money or gaining the heart of a beloved.
		One of them was given by Dr. Boaz Hus, Professor in the Department of Jewish Thought at Ben Gurion University in Israel.
		While in Berlin, he showed how Madonnas widely publicized connection to the Kabbalah Center in Tel Aviv has brought the word Kabballah to the vocabulary of mass popular culture.
	www.dw-world.de /dw/episode/0,,1231629,00.html (158 words)

	Tzefat (Safed) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Much of Tzefat's present character, however, came about relatively recently - in the sixteenth century - when Jewish mystics and other religious scholars moved to Tzefat, in order to escape the Spanish Inquisition in Europe.
		Indeed, Tzefat today is an artists' colony and Kabballah center, and one can see and feel signs of intense spirituality throughout the city.
		Tzefat is also historically significant for another reason: Asia's very first printing press was installed in Tzefat, and, in 1578, the first Hebrew book printed in Israel came out of Tzefat.
	www.stateofisrael.com /tourism/tzefat (159 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Temple > Unveiling the Secret of G-d
		About a year ago, I was involved in a heated arguement with a rather single minded Noahidist Kabballist, a more "orthodox" form of Rabbinical Kabballah.
		I consider it outlandish and very telling of your dogma that you would suggest that the "clear strength of the English Qabbalah" could "defuse Rabbinical Kabballah".
		We then write and close the circle to the Original G. We then fuse the idea of the Spring Equinox to that of the Mystery of the Egg, which is encoded as "Easter Egg Hunts" (removed by a degree of lunar timing to take into effect the harmony of the two celestial bodies).
	www.barbelith.com /topic.php?id=13428 (2686 words)

	Ilyka Damen: Comment on You Can't Eat Respect, Either (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brother is an Orthodox Jew who takes his religion pretty seriously, and is half amused/half offended by the recent surge in popularity of the new-agey Kabballah branch of Judaism.
		So he had this idea to sell "Kabballah candles", "Kabballah wine", "Kabballah bracelets", and such.
		Maybe I should see if I can sell my Kabballah pottery, which might fetch some more money if I say that it has some religious significance.
	blog.mu.nu /cgi/splorp.cgi?entry_id=75502 (307 words)

	THE NEW GEOMETRY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This site is not on search engines, and it would be wise to bookmark it.
		More than just to students of math or physics, the geometry would be of interest to those interested in such archaic or 'new age' subjects such as kabballah, tarot, or I Ching.
		Besides showing how the limits of 12 quarks, and the limit of 230-232 crystal symmetry limits were derived, (strongest limits in nature!), this new geometry shows, (again hidden in 3-D), the source of these subjects as well.
	www.midcoast.com /~michael1 (222 words)

	Tarot.com :: Tarot, Astrology, Numerology & I-Ching
		People also found a basis for hope in Luria's view of the future, when the effects of the fall were to be reversed by the restoration of the world through the spiritual labors of the Hebrew nation.
		To make what Rabbi Luria taught tangible, we have to look at the Kabballah Tree in the ancient Gra form, and then we have to contrast that to the Tree as given in the Ari form from the 1500s.
		Much of the earliest strata of the Hebrew Kabballah mysticism was tied up in chanting and meditating to activate consciousness along those internal pathways.
	www.tarot.com /about-tarot/library/essays/kabbalah (7538 words)

	Universal Law of Duality
		As the Yin and Yang are complementary principles, displaying opposition, similarly the Tree of Life of the Kabballah exhibits the opposite yet complementary pillars of receptivity, which is Feminine energy similar to yin, and of aggressive/expansiveness, which is Masculine energy like yang.
		Also, parallels here are noted between the Ayn Sof of the Kabballah and the Tao of the Tao Te Ching.
		The Ayn Sof is known to be Ultimate Nothingness which is said to have existed before creation, independent of time and space.
	www.som.org /2laws/universallaws/duality.htm (1845 words)

	RABBI WINSTON'S WEEKLY PARSHA PAGE - Parshas VaYikra
		However, there are many who run to the defense of the Rambam, citing sources to support the Rambam's point of view (such as the Pesach-Offering) and answer the Ramban's questions; Rabbi Meir Simcha (Meshech Chochmah) even harmonizes the two views.
		As well, Kabballistic teachings in the Rambam's day usually flowed only from the mouth of the few existing masters, to even fewer worthy students; writings were not nearly as widespread in the Rambam's time as they are in our day.
		The Zohar itself, the primary classic work of Kabballah, wasn't even published for the first time until around 1380 CE (by Rabbi Moshe de Lion), and wasn't printed until even later (1558-1560).
	www.neveh.org /winston/parsha58/vayikra.html (2176 words)

	The Daily Jolt - Events
		Explore the path of the Kabballah towards love, personal growth and happiness.
		Kabballah offers profound insight into the mysteries of life and spirituality.
		Sorry, we don't know about any more Miscellaneous Events coming up.
	psu.dailyjolt.com /single_event.html?event_id=174472 (50 words)

	STANDING ROOM ONLY
		I had quickly gotten sick of hearing about that damn “war video” but I was entertained.
		MTV was polite enough to inform us kabballah is a mystical interpretation of the Old Testament”.
		I think most people think of the OT like the recent Star Wars prequels - background filler for the Main Event (i.e.
	blogs.salon.com /0001573/2003/04/23.html (241 words)

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