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Kabbalah
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Kabbalah
A mystical system of eclectic healing based on ancient Jewish tradition, involving the study of angels—‘angelology’—demonology, meditation, prayers, and ritual
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It is rather a broad tradition which has incorporated ancient Egyptian occult practices, Cabalism, early Christian gnosticism, Sufism, the lore of the Druids, Celtic Christian hermeticism, Zen Buddhism, Yoga, etc.
Vatican on New Age by Glover, Janice / Catholic Insight
In three influential treatises, Khunrath developed an extensive "alchemy of light" influenced by cabalism.
New work on the "occult" and natural disciplines of the Renaissance. ... by Long, Pamela O. / Renaissance Quarterly
But an argument over the meaning and method of hermeneutical insight sounds rather like the inner history of cabalism.
Code Breakers by Freund, Charles Paul / Reason
 
 
 
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