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 SIMPLE KABBALAHSimple Kabbalah is an accessible guide to the complex principles and history of this Jewish mystical belief system. In her clear and concise prose, journalist and Jewish scholar Kim Zetter outlines the history of this ancient set of beliefs, presents its key tenets, and explains its main symbol, the Tree of Life. She then shows how to practice the wisdom of kabbalah in everyday life through meditation and exercises for calming the mind and sharpening awareness. Readers learn how this esoteric knowledge can affect every aspect of life, from attitudes about work and the environment to social and personal interactions. Kim Zetter From the editor: Kabbalah, or "received tradition," is the Jewish mystical answer to all questions about God, people and the universe, supposedly hidden within the Hebrew Scripture. Kabbalists devote themselves to unraveling these secrets. Zetter, a journalist who specializes in Jewish affairs, began studying Kabbalah 10 years ago when she lived in Israel. She provides a straightforward explanation of Kabbalah and then offers a brief history, beginning in the 12th and 13th centuries, when the canonical text of Kabbalah, the Book of Zohar, appeared. Next, she sets forth key principles of Kabbalah and examines the text of Genesis to demonstrate the techniques Kabbalists use to unearth deeper meanings in received traditions. A chapter is devoted to the Tree of Life, the crucial symbol of Kabbalah, and the book concludes by exploring Kabbalah's significance for human behavior. The labyrinthine mysteries of Kabbalah remain perplexing, but this book is a useful introduction for those who wish to investigate arcane elements of Jewish theology and philosophy.
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