Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi

For modern people who want to create a "school" of their own, Halevi provides a basic history and background of the esoteric school. In a conversational style, he describes the various levels of enthusiasm, the patterns that emerge, and problems that occur when people are at different stages of study and understanding. Formerly titled School of Kabbalah.

Its Path and Pitfalls

School of the Soul

S. L. MacGregor Mathers

Watkins

The Zohar, “The Book of Splendor,” is the foundation of Kabbalah, the increasingly popular and famous theosophical teaching central to Jewish mysticism. This volume offers a profound commentary on the Five Books of Moses and the key to understanding the universe and man’s pilgrimage on Earth contained in the Ten Sefirot.

The Essential Texts from the Zohar

The Kabbalah

Explains the Tree of Life in 20th-century terms so that its blossoms may flower for another season. The best introductory text, written by a living practicing teacher from the classical tradition.

Introduction to the Cabala

Warren Kenton

Sets out to show that the story of Exodus is also an allegory of the human situation. This book states that the inner meaning of the Exodus drama is that the escape from bondage and the Israelites' crossing of the Desert is about the soul's journey from being bound by habit and instinct into becoming an integrated individual.

Kabbalah and Exodus

A Kabbalistic Universe describes the processes behind the origin and purpose of Existence. A metaphysical scheme of four interlocking Worlds shows humanity's role in the Chain of Being, which includes angelic and organic creatures. This book brings ancient and medieval kabbalistic cosmology up to date with modern science and psychology.

A Kabbalistic Universe

The metaphysical scheme known as the Kabbalistic Tree of Life describes the structure and dynamic of Existence. Detailed examples in this book reveal how cosmic laws operate throughout the four interconnected Worlds of Jacob's Ladder. The development and purpose of humanity are seen as part of a vast process that originates in the Divine Realm.

Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi

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