A Vision of the Future: Jewish Mysticism in the Twenty-First Century
TO a large extent, the steady advance of materialism, scepticism and atheism in the modern
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Kabbalah for Gentiles: The Wider Influence of Jewish Mysticism
WHEN Moses de León (1240-1305) was said to have produced the Sefer ha-Zohar at the
Against the Modern World: The Mystical Patriarchs of Later Hasidism
ONE fascinating chapter in the gradual evolution of Jewish spirituality during the seventeenth and eighteenth
Črtomir and Bogomila: A Slovenian Love Story
THERE is a nineteenth-century Romantic called France Prešeren (1800-1849) who, in Slovenia, is still widely
Messianic Fever: Claims and Counterclaims
WITH the advent of the seventeenth century, the Kabbalistic vanguard was taken up by figures
The World Through a Monocled Eye: Julius Evola’s Men Among the Ruins
ISSUED in 1953, at a time when Europe was still emerging from the dark shadows
Sefer Ha-Zohar: A Book of Splendour in Times of Woe
THE various spiritual and philosophical strands that were circulating among the denizens of European Jewry
The Occidental Mystic: Jewish Spirituality in Early Medieval Europe
WITH the Ashkenazi Jews of the old Khazar Empire bringing their religious mystique into Europe
Sefer Yetzirah: Life, the Universe and Everything
WHILST Merkabah and Hekhalot mysticism deal with themes relating to chariots, thrones and divine palaces,
Of Chariots and Palaces: Rabbinical Judaism and Merkabah-Hekhalot Mysticism
ONE important mystic of the First Century was Yohanan ben Zakkai (30-90 CE), a Jewish
