Category Archives: Kabbalah books

I stumbled upon the blog of Rabbi Dennis, the author of Enyclopedia of Jewish Myth, Magic and Mysticism. In the particular entry I found (i.e. the latest) he was talking about how being interviewed on the radio in the middle … Continue reading →

This JPundit blog entry enhances greatly by annotating with links the first 30 of The Top 20 Rabbis in America as identified by Newsweek. I am familiar with a ot, but not all the names there. I was surprised to … Continue reading →

I revamped the Kabbalah Books section of my site. Changes include: – option for displaying (any combination) of categeories of books. The categories are: Academic, Commercial, Fiction, Meditation, Popularizer, Religious, Qabalah – option for displaying (or not) cover images, publisher, … Continue reading →

NewYorkTouring.com seems to be a machine created aggregate blog. That’s where Franz Bardon’s five year old book The Key to the True Kabbalah showed up (along with lots of links to the kabbalah-sefirot.com link farm site.) The book is a … Continue reading →

Kabbalahtogo seems to be a clearing house of Chabad podcasts. Today Sholom Ber Dubov posted on the “Ancient Books of the Kabbalah.” I will listen to it (61 minutes) after Shabbat, but wanted to mention it here, so I would … Continue reading →

Ez emailben jott: Kabbalaszeminárium a Mazsike szervezésében Z’ev Ben Shimon Halevi április 13-15.-én 3 napos kabbala-szemináriumot tart a Magyar Zsidó Kulturális Egyesület szervezésében “Bevezetés a Kabbalába” címmel. Ez a nemzetközi tanfolyam eloször kerül megrendezésre Magyarországon, és célja az, hogy eljuttassa … Continue reading →

I just found out about a book on Kabbalah for children (grades 4-8) from the blog entry of new acquisitions of the St Joseph County Public Library in Indiana. It is Rabbi Judith Z. Abrams’ The Secret World of Kabbalah. … Continue reading →

Al found an obscure book and asking for more information about. Help him if you can. Here is the book’s title: The Philosophical Writings of Solomon Ben Yehudah Ibn Gebirol or Avicebron And their connection with the Hebrew Qabbalah and … Continue reading →

A message on the Kabbalah Tribe board pointed me to Rabbi Abner Weiss’s book “Connecting To God: Ancient Kabbalah and Modern Psychology” It sounds interesting. Here is a segment from the Amazon description: In sharing his findings, he gracefully tempers … Continue reading →

Last summer’s issue of the Journal of Religion and Popular Culture has an indepth review of Joel Hecker’s Mystical Bodies, Mystical Meals: Eating and Embodiment in Medieval Kabbalah, “the first book-length study of mystical eating practices and experiences in the … Continue reading →