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Kabbalah for Life
How to use
the power and wisdom
of this ancient tradition
Kabbalah:
Kabbalah is a way of understanding all aspects of ourselves and is a rewarding
guide for personal and spiritual development.
Want to know more about Kabbalah, Qabalah and the
Tree of Life?
What is the difference between Kabbalah
and Qabalah?
Is non-Jewish Kabbalah authentic
or not?
What group courses do you offer?
What books can I read about Kabbalah?
Do you have any articles I can read
about Kabbalistic topics?
What does Kabbalah say about sex
and parenting?
Is Kabbalah a kind of therapy?
What is the link between Kabbalah
and Christianity?
What are energy bodies and how
does Kabbalah describe them?
What does Kabbalah say mediumistic
or channeled material?
What links do you have to Kabbalah,
Qabalah and related topics?
There is no orthodoxy in Kabbalah despite some (usually Jewish) Kabbalists
trying to assert there is. Mystical and esoteric practitioners in most religions
hold views at odds with the orthodoxy and Kabbalah is no exception. The
idea, as some assert, that all Kabbalistic ideas outside of Judaism may
be dated to the rise of Christian Kabbalah, mainly during the early renaissance,
and that there is no evidence of any continuous Kabbalah tradition outside
of Judaism is ludicrous. Indeed, to suggest that all developments of Kabbalah
that are not within Judaism are unreal or corrupt is a one-sided and bigoted
position. In reality, many of developments within Kabbalah since the early
renaissance have happened because of non-Jewish interest in a system that
clearly transcends any specific religious belief.
Because a tradition has different streams within it, to assert that one
is authentic and another not so reveals biased opinion not factual evidence.
Thank God and Goddess that the Kabbalah is beyond such limited and partial
positions. Kabbalah has always had a pragmatic side and the proof of the
pudding is in the eating. My Kabbalah teachings are an attempt to transcend
fundamentalism and make a rich and rewarding system available to both Jews
and non-Jews alike.
© Will Parfitt 2006 (v7.1)