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The Kabbalah; a study of the ten luminous emanations from Isaac Luria, with two commentaries ... Inner reflection; general commentary ... Inner light; direct commentary ... questions and answers ... / by Yehuda L. Ashlag, and translated by Levi I. Krakovsky.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ashlag, Yehudah.
Contributor:
Gruberger, Philip S., editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Luria, Isaac ben Solomon, 1534-1572.
Luria, Isaac ben Solomon.
Cabala.
Physical Description:
2 volumes ; 25 cm
Other Title:
Ten luminous emanations.
Place of Publication:
Jerusalem, Press of the Research Centre of Kabbalah, [publisher not identified], [c1969-1973]
Summary:
Any student who wishes to understand the process of creation will find author and Kabbalist Rav Ashlag's work enlightening and thought-provoking. Ten Luminous Emanations volume two further examines the micro cosmos and presents us with a richer understanding of the recent scientific discoveries that have stretched human consciousness to the edges of time and space. This is an essential book for all students of Kabbalah.
Notes:
Cover title: Ten luminous emanations.
Vol. 2 has subtitle: Circles and straightness ; compiled and edited by Philip S. Gruberger.
Translation of Talmud 'eser ha-sefirot.
Contains:
Circles and straightness.
OCLC:
525853

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