Kabbalah and the Art of Being
The Smithsonian Lectures
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Word Count
48,000 words, Guess
Page Count
192 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7487978M
- ISBN-139780415240451
- ISBN-10041524045X
- OCLC Control Number862077490
- OCLC Control Number44089174
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- Internet Archivekabbalahartofbei0000shok
- Library of Congress Control Number00034484
- LibraryThing241452
- Goodreads1409508
Classifications
- LCCBM526 .S55 2001
Description
"Professor Shimon Shokek, through his new approach to Kabbalah, suggests that the central ingredient in the spiritual teachings of Jewish mysticism is to be found in the Kabbalistic theme of creation. Professor Shokek argues that Kabbalah is not just a religious phenomenon or an esoteric theology but a practical wisdom for living, creativity and well-being. Thus, he introduces Kabbalah as a spiritual Jewish way of living, an art of being." "The book reveals the core questions that emerge from the widom of the Jewish sages. It considers in depth the Kabbalistic meaning of creation, mysticism, communion with God, language and speech, the human soul, messianism and repentance." "At a time when the study of Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism is attracting a growing number of students, Kabbalah and the Art of Being opens an avenue of debate, for both the academic student and the interested general reader."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
This book looks at the treasures of the doctrine of Jewish mysticism of the last millennium, known as Kabbalah, from existential and psychological points of view.
Excerpt
This book looks at the treasures of the doctrine of Jewish mysticism of the last millennium, known as Kabbalah, from existential and psychological points of view.
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