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The word Kabbalah means "receiving" and leaves the Jewish mystical tradition. The Cabal systematically breaks down reality in a clear understanding and a possible path to wholeness. Most religions have a mystical tradition, but not concepts necessarily break it down into bite-size. By "mystical" are not referring to some strange magic or supernatural "Ooga booga" but rather the attainment of an experience of union with God, Spirit or Universe.

Is the pursuit of achieving communion with the divine, the truth spiritual, or God through direct, personal experience rather than rational thinking. It is an experience of the existence of realities beyond perception or intellectual understanding. The Kabbalists call it "Di-s-splitting".

In Kabbalah, we learn about the history of creation. In history of creation, we are in the manifestation of what we call the Kabbalah Ayn Sof great (Ein Sof and Ain Sof), which literally means "without end or limit. This nothing is unknowable aspect of God. With this understanding, then distinguished from the unity of the Ain al-Sof in duality. This is the creation of opposites. This is how we day and night … happy and sad.

Most of the attention of religions is the belief in a Supreme Being. Belief in yourself means believing in something and automatically separates it from something you create. Much of the content of most religions is the emphasis on a God who is still cut off and distant or looks at ideas about God.

Kabbalah is the mystical interpretation and the hidden meaning of the Torah. The word Torah means "teaching" and is a fundamental document of Judaism. For Christians, is the first five books of the New Testament. Muslims believe that the Torah is one of the fundamental principles of Islam.

On the contrary, any mystical path connects us with our direct experience. This is usually out of ordinary experience and, in the sense deep is a direct experience of the unified embodied consciousness or unity. Other traditions might call this enlightenment. This experience of the whole, the studies Kabbalah and other mystical traditions can provide, not only to be understood intellectually. These teachings are considered transfers of embodied experience from the teacher. This is why Kabbalah was originally an oral tradition rather than written.

The Kabbalah is a spiritual framework that can help you through their spiritual growth and joy.

About the Author:

Jennifer Howard, Ph.D. is an internationally known licensed psychotherapist, Integrated Kabbalistic Healer®, Integrated Energy Healer, life coach, author and professional speaker. She is a co-founder of the Healing Path Center and maintains a private practice with offices in New York City and Huntington, L.I., New York, as well as an extensive phone practice. As a psychotherapist, Dr. Howard brings together her more than 20 years of experience, extensive training and expertise in mind-body psychology, meditation, and a variety of the healing arts. She has been a faculty member of the graduate studies program of A Society of Souls and is currently a supervisor.

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