Kabbalah
 

Hey I'm looking for somebody to teach me about the Kabbalah. Pm me if you are interested

If you have any specific questions feel free to ask them here but I don't think you'll find many people who would be willing to invest their time so fully into tutoring you 1 on 1.

Ok, that's fine. I have a few questions, in Israel, where can I go to learn more about the kabbalah?
Also, do kabbalists eat kosher?
And how much would the general rabbi know about the kabbalah if I was to go to the synagoge here and ask him, or does that vary?

Do your research well. Not every Rabbi is exactly "kosher."
Look on the web for Rabbi Ariel from koshertorah(dot)com until you find an actual person.


Probably not :p


There are different teachings as there as different sects of Judaism. Try to stick to the original teachings and find a Rabbi willing to teach you the oral tradition. This is the key to unlocking part of the Kabbalah which is safeguarded. Many will not teach a non-Jew.

Thanks for your advise.

I have some questions about the Kabbalah. I am reading a book called the "Essentials of the Kabballah". and in the beginning of the book it states that alot of meditation and spiritual experiences involved with the Kaballah were pasted down threw word of mouth and that the written accounts mainly focus on different aspects of Kabbalah lore. The meditation and spiritual experiences are really what I am interested in. If anybody knows where to find these could you please tell me. Also I noticed alot of Kabbalah and Masonic ideals that coincide. I know that alot of the rituals involved in Freemasonry, especially when you get into the higher degrees and alot of symbolism come from the Kabbalah. I was wondering does anybody know how much of Free Masonry comes from the Kabballah. And the parts of the Kabbalah that are passed down threw word of mouth, are these passed down threw Free Masonry?

Maybe this website will be helpful to you.

http://www.digital-brilliance.com/kab/faq.htm

Thanks, the site looks good :)

I wanna know if any of you has read the zohar.

This website looks interesting: http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/gfk-qab/qab-hp.htm