The Mystical Qabalah #664463

The mysticism of the Kabbalah forms the theoretical basis on which all ritual in the Western esoteric tradition is developed. This text, now considered a classic in the study of Kabbalah, originated in that current of Anglo-Saxon esotericism that included such illustrious figures as Beardsley and George Bernard Shaw. It is not a historical study of the sources of Kabbalah, but rather an exposition of its uses for contemporary scholars, who, as heirs of the ancient Kabbalists, must interpret the doctrine and tradition, enriching them with their own experience, in order to make them part of the common heritage. The Mystical Kabbalah unveils the structure that has grown out of the traditional Kabbalah of the rabbis through the work of generations of scholars who have made the Tree of Life their instrument of spiritual development.