Kabbalah for Dummies - Kurzweil, Arthur
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A clear guide to the Kabbalistic way of living Kabbalah deals with the deepest questions of spiritual life-Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? What is this life all about? Kabbalah is the theology of Judaism, and Kabbalah For Dummies can initiate you into the Kabbalistic approach to these eternal questions. Get a clear and simple rundown of the history of Kabbalah, its teachings, and how to apply Kabbalah to daily life. Want to take it further? You'll find tips and resources for following your own Kabbalistic path. Enhance your spirituality with this unintimidating Dummies…mehr

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A clear guide to the Kabbalistic way of living Kabbalah deals with the deepest questions of spiritual life-Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? What is this life all about? Kabbalah is the theology of Judaism, and Kabbalah For Dummies can initiate you into the Kabbalistic approach to these eternal questions. Get a clear and simple rundown of the history of Kabbalah, its teachings, and how to apply Kabbalah to daily life. Want to take it further? You'll find tips and resources for following your own Kabbalistic path. Enhance your spirituality with this unintimidating Dummies guide! Inside... * Mystical Jewish theology * Common myths debunked * Karma and Reincarnation * Important teachers of Kabbalah past and present * Living the life of a Kabbalist * Getting to know the Unknowable God * The life of a Kabbalist day by day
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Arthur Kurzweil teaches Talmud and Kabbalah across the United States. Arthur is the author of several books, including The Torah For Dummies, On the Road with Rabbi Steinsaltz and The Persistence of Memory. He received the Distinguished Humanitarian Award from the Melton Center For Jewish Studies at The Ohio State University for his contributions to Jewish education.