Kabala
- noun
- /kəˈbɑːlə/
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Cábala
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I think before that, Kabala Mystics have been more focused on lofty, lofty, mystical issues.
- I think before that, Kabala Mystics have been more focused on lofty, lofty, mystical issues.
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Then I went to Tibet and I studied Buddhism, and I read the Koran, and then studied Kabala.
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He knows a lot about religion, Kabala, even metaphysics.
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I will quote below, starting with the Kabala, with links to authentic Jewish sources that anyone can verify and even read further about as evidence to substantiate my claims.
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I think before that, Kabala Mystics have been more focused on lofty, lofty, mystical issues.
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The Kabala is a mystical and esoteric tradition of Jewish theology that explores the hidden meanings in the Hebrew scriptures.
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Many scholars study Kabala to gain deeper insights into the spiritual teachings of Judaism.
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The teachings of Kabala have influenced various aspects of art, philosophy, and spirituality throughout history.
Synonyms
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A set of Jewish mystical teachings about God and the universe
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A system of Jewish mystical ideas based on hidden meanings in the Jewish holy books
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Jewish teachings about hidden spiritual meanings in the Hebrew Bible
A set of Jewish spiritual teachings about God and the hidden meaning of the world
A system of secret spiritual teachings based on Jewish mystical ideas
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kabala comes from the Hebrew kabbalah, which means 'receiving' or 'that which is received'. Think of the English word receive to remember that Kabala refers to mystical teachings 'received' and passed down through generations.