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UK
/kˈæbælɐ/
]
[ US /kəˈbɑɫə/ ]
[ US /kəˈbɑɫə/ ]
NOUN
- an esoteric or occult matter resembling the Kabbalah that is traditionally secret
How To Use kabbalah In A Sentence
- The study of the Kabbalah is considered dangerous by many Rabbinic and Hebrew scholars, a thing only to be approached by those very well grounded in Hebrew history and teachings. Another Monday - progress is always being made.
- No written texts on healing in this tradition exist, but scholars say that guidelines for healing are deducible from the Kabbalah.
- “The Kabbalah is an incredibly powerful tradition going back thousands of years,” says Jeremy Rosen, a London-based Rabbi. Old-time religion of Madonna and child
- She is currently a single mother with a full-time job and an attachment to Kabbalah, one of the world's barmier religions. Home | Mail Online
- The word Kabbalah is Hebrew for “receive” and it’s this “gimme gimme” aspect that he decides to focus on: “The creator wants you to have everything you want.” Why do stars put their faith in Kabbalah?
- Ben countered that in its teaching that the individual must overcome egoism and the yearnings of self, Kabbalah shows how to put a clamp on one's thoughts.
- It explains and questions such disparate subjects as Congolese dinosaurs, Kabbalah and macrobiotics.
- Indeed, one of the most important aspects of Kabbalah is the passing of its teachings from master to student over many generations. Old-time religion of Madonna and child
- I agree that it makes me twitchy to talk about the various kabbalistic cosmologies as if they were real - I prefer my kabbalah nicely diluted into chassidut or taken more rationally/musar-ish by the likes of people like Moshe Cordevero, but if we’re honest, we have to admit that it’s pretty clear that many of the kabbalists saw no problem with building these elaborate structures and considered them real. Well, if Darcy is gevurah… - Danya Ruttenberg
- What will her kabbalah followers make of it? The Sun