#zohar

En una de las bibliotecas públicas de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, he encontrado 2 o 3 libros muy interesantes para mi, los cuales he podido consultar y leer. Son libros relacionados al judaísmo, pero no

La conjunción entre la Luna y el Sol se presenta todos los meses cercano a Rosh Hodesh, puesto que la Luna Nueva se produce por el paso del astro entre el Sol y la Tierra, por lo que su sombra se proyecta

Rabbi Hizkiyah said, “Certainly whoever engages in this [namely, rising at midnight to study Torah] shares constantly in the world that is coming.” Rabbi Yose asked, “What do you mean, ‘constantly’?” He

The Kabbalistic Tree of Life.

Vaychla’h : la Paracha de l’Exil H’azal (nos maîtres) nous dévoilent un détail important, puisqu’ils surnomment Vaychla’h la Paracha de la Galout (la Paracha de l’exil). En effet, au début de la Paracha,

The Zohar is the foundational work in the literature of Jewish mystical thought known as Kabbalah. Who out there has read from any of these books? It's a most surreal journey. You know what I learned after

We never talked about this source yet, and this little reading seems very appropriate for part of your objective. So I figured I'd share it here 'cause it seems right... Zohar, Pinchas, paragraph 436.

I am reading this excellent translation of the Book of Radiance (Sefer ha Zohar) from the Original Aramaic transcripts. The Zohar is an incredible library of ancient texts that expand upon the Parables

"Then one awful star the color of crimson will appear in the middle of the heavens, burning and sparkling in the eyes of the entire world. And a fire will appear as one flame in the northern part

"The indivisible point (the absolute) that had no limits and that could not be conceived because of its intensity and purity, spread outward and formed a tent which served as a cover to this indivisible

I've always been drawm to things with religious/spiritual overtones. I purchased this book when I was 40 years old. The funny, strange, thing I found out was that Jewish men studying the Zohar were not