cabala
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After six years of his labor, Stanford University Press has published the first two books of his translation of the Zohar, the wellspring of Jewish mysticism, or Cabala.
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By 1995 he had taught Jewish mysticism at the university level, written a book comparing Cabala and scientific cosmology, and translated some Zohar excerpts.
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The Cabala refers to me as Samael and the Jews sometimes call me merely 'that one.'
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By 1926 he had finished his first novel, The Cabala.
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It seems to have been a dim notion of this that was the origin of the Cabala and all the mathematical philosophy of the Pythagoreans, and also of the Chinese in Y-king.
From The World As Will And Idea (Vol. 1 of 3) by Schopenhauer, Arthur
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