Qabala

Examples

• All

• The order teaches a form of Qabala that blends ancient mysticism with modern psychology.

• He wrote several books on Qabala and its influence on Western magic.

• Many scholars study Qabala to understand its mystical teachings.

• The ancient texts of Qabala reveal hidden truths.

• Many occultists study Qabala to gain insight into spiritual symbolism.

• He wrote several books on Qabala and its influence on Western magic.

• The order teaches a form of Qabala that blends ancient mysticism with modern psychology.

Synonyms

K

kabbalah

vsQabala

1 9.9

Jewish religious teachings about hidden spiritual meanings in the world

is used for forms modeled on this original tradition rather than the source

C

cabala

vsQabala

• Literature

1 9.9

A secret, old system of spiritual ideas used to find hidden meaning in holy books

is presented as a similar, adapted system within other spiritual circles

Q

qabalah

vsQabala

9.9

A secret Jewish mystical teaching about hidden meanings in religion

is a version often adopted by other mystical groups rather than the origin

K

kabala

vsQabala

9.9

A set of secret religious ideas and practices about God and the world

is used for adapted forms of that tradition outside the Jewish context

C

cabbala

vsQabala

9.9

A secret system of ideas about hidden spiritual truths

is the adapted or resembling form rather than the original historical doctrine

C

cabbalah

vsQabala

9.9

A set of Jewish teachings about God and hidden spiritual meanings often kept secret

is the variant form often kept within nonoriginal mystical groups

K

kabbala

vsQabala

9.9

A set of secret Jewish religious ideas about God and the world

is framed as a related or resembling system rather than the historical core

Q

Qabbala

vsQabala

9.9

A Jewish teaching of hidden ideas about God and the world based on Hebrew books

is a later adapted system inspired by that historic Jewish mystical theology

Q

Qabbalah

vsQabala

9.9

A Jewish study of secret spiritual meanings in the Hebrew scriptures

is an adapted or resembling practice rather than that original theological system

K

kabbalism

vsQabala

9.9

A set of secret Jewish ideas about God and the world

is the adapted system itself rather than the act of adherence or practice

Surface Forms

Etymology