Kabbalah Simply Stated: A Conversation with the Rabbi

by Rabbi Aziel Abraham, Bob Waxman

One rainy afternoon a young man meets a wise Rabbi from Jerusalem and his life changes forever. Over the next thirteen years the young man and the Rabbi develop a close relationship as the Rabbi teaches the young man about: The Secrets of the Soul, The Four Worlds of Existence, What Happens After Death, The Journey of the Soul, What the Stars are Telling Us, The Language of Numbers, Hidden Symbols in the Torah, The Lost Books of the Bible and Man's Direct Connection to the One Divine Source.

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[Nicky · Rating 3 out of 5]

Presented in dialogue form, Kabbalah Simply Stated is an easy-to-read brief introduction to the topic of Jewish mysticism. If you're already familiar with the metaphysics of Plato, then you've got a head start on the Kabbalah. It maps things out a bit more precisely, but all the essential topics are presented: God's creation via emanation, the eternally existent Soul, parts of the Soul, learning as remembering what one already knows, and so forth.