cabbala
- noun
- /ˈkæbələ/
- He devoted years to the study of cabbala in hopes of unlocking hidden wisdom.
Examples
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Their discussions often drifted into the realm of cabbala and the interpretation of ancient mysteries.
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Some secret societies were rumored to practice a form of cabbala passed down through generations.
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The ancient text discussed cabbala and its mysteries.
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Many scholars study cabbala to understand its hidden meanings.
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He devoted years to the study of cabbala in hopes of unlocking hidden wisdom.
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Many scholars study cabbala to understand its hidden meanings.
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Some secret societies were rumored to practice a form of cabbala passed down through generations.
Synonyms
Jewish religious teachings about hidden spiritual meanings in the world
A system of Jewish mystical ideas based on hidden meanings in the Jewish holy books
A secret, old system of spiritual ideas used to find hidden meaning in holy books
A Jewish spiritual teaching that finds hidden meanings in the Hebrew Bible
A set of secret Jewish religious ideas about God and the world
A system of secret spiritual teachings based on Jewish mystical ideas
A set of secret religious ideas and practices about God and the world
A secret Jewish mystical teaching about hidden meanings in religion
A set of Jewish teachings about God and hidden spiritual meanings often kept secret
A Jewish tradition that finds hidden meanings in its holy books
A Jewish teaching that finds hidden spiritual meanings in the Bible
A Jewish teaching about hidden meanings in the Hebrew scriptures
A Jewish teaching of hidden ideas about God and the world based on Hebrew books
Belief that religious writings have hidden spiritual meanings
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cabbala comes from the Hebrew qabbalah, which means 'received teaching' or 'what is handed down'. So cabbala refers to secret or hidden wisdom passed down in a tradition, and it is the same root as the English word cabal, a small secret group.