Kabbalism
- noun
- /ˈkæbəˌlɪzəm/
- The study of Kabbalism reveals deep spiritual insights unique to Jewish mysticism.
Examples
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This is the foundation of Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, Kabbalism, and so on.
Blog text (22) -
Well, we are indebted to John Picus for nine hundred P83 splendid theses pertaining to logic, divinity, mathematics, Kabbalism, and kinetics.
Fiction book (1991) -
Many scholars explore Kabbalism to understand the esoteric teachings of the Kabbalah.
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In her lecture, she discussed the historical significance of Kabbalism in Jewish culture.
Synonyms
A set of Jewish mystical teachings about God and the universe
Jewish religious teachings about hidden spiritual meanings in the world
Jewish teachings about hidden spiritual meanings in the Hebrew Bible
A Jewish teaching of hidden ideas about God and the world based on Hebrew books
A Jewish study of secret spiritual meanings in the Hebrew scriptures
A Jewish tradition that finds hidden meanings in its holy books
A set of secret Jewish ideas about God and the world
A Jewish teaching that finds hidden spiritual meanings in the Bible
A set of secret Jewish religious ideas about God and the world
A set of secret religious ideas and practices about God and the world
A secret Jewish mystical teaching about hidden meanings in religion
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kabbalism comes from the Hebrew word Kabbalah, which means 'reception' or 'to receive'. Think of it as the 'received' secret teachings of the Jewish mystical tradition, so Kabbalism is the name for those teachings.