Kabbalah & Judaism

The Shaarei Keddushah (the Gates of Holiness) is considered the quintessential book of practical kabbalah. Written by Rabbi Chaim Vital, it is a manual to achieve holiness, which one of the most brilliant disciples of Isaac Luria wrote to show "what is the path...

The Book of the Angel Raziel is one of the most enigmatic and revered works in the Kabbalistic tradition. Attributed to the angel who, according to legend, revealed to Adam the secrets of Heaven and Earth after his expulsion from Paradise, this text compiles...

The Midrash of the death of Moses, our teacher, is a little-known little text belonging to the midrashic literature, one of those jewels that have gone unnoticed by the general public, and that only a few specialists know and appreciate.This little text seems to...

This is a series of daily reflections, one for every day of the year, on spirituality and the spiritual path. They help concentrate the attention during the day on a relevant subject.

Hidden within the first three chapters of Genesis is one of the greatest jewels of mystical literature. For millennia, religious literalism has dominated our understanding of the Bible. Deconstructing each line of Genesis 1-3 with esoteric methods from the Kabbalah, David Chaim Smith reveals...

The Psalms are very powerful prayers to communicate with the Creator, but also a profound spiritual guide that allows us to transform our lives in a complete and meaningful way. They contain essential teachings that show us how to establish a direct and authentic...

Kabbalah. Recognizing, mastering, and using the most intimate laws of the universe by Yossef Touval, with Haidrun Schäfer, is a work that invites readers to delve into Kabbalah's mysteries and its transformative potential. Through ancient teachings and personal experiences, the author guides the reader...

Many introductory books have been written about the Kabbalah in recent years. Some of them aim at superficially deciphering the main concepts of a practically impenetrable subject; others seek to describe the way in which the mystical teachings were transmitted through the most famous...

In this step-by-step guide to kabbalistic practices to connect with your natural inner genius and liberate the light within you, Catherine Shainberg reveals how to tap instantly into the subconscious and receive answers to urgent questions. This method, called the Kabbalah of Light, originated...

This second volume completes the project begun in the first volume in the sense of presenting an integrative spirituality of the different levels of the human being, according to the Kabalistic ideal of uniting heaven and earth.Following the fundamental technique of the Names of...

The Book of the Sanctuary Shekel is a work of capital importance in Kabbalistic literature. Written in 1292 in Guadalajara by Moisés Shem Tov de León, presents us with a global vision of the system of the Sefirot and contains one of the most...

If you are reading these lines, you may be hearing a call from your soul to go beyond limits in which your mind has imprisoned it. We are in a global and personal moment of extreme transformation, sometimes so much uncertainty can awaken a...

After concluding the publication of the Zohar of the Torah (the Pentateuch) in 26 volumes, this book presents the Midrash haNeelam, or hidden Midrash, dedicated to the books of Ruth and Lamentations, considered the most unique of the Zoharic corpus.

After concluding the publication of the Zohar of the Torah in 26 volumes, Ediciones Obelisco offers readers the Midrash Neelam, or hidden Midrash, dedicated to the Song of Songs, the Shir haShirim, which is traditionally considered the sanctum sanctorum of the Zohar.

The Zohar is the most influential work in mystical thought, particularly Kabbalah. Through the teachings of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and his disciples, it explores deep themes such as the creation of the world, souls, reincarnation, life after death, and the Masculine and Feminine...

The Zohar is the well-known work of the universal mystical thought of the Kabbalah. The Kabbalah is called Razei HaTorah, the Secrets of the Torah. It includes what is called Razei deRazin, the Secrets of the Secrets, which is given the separate name Chassidus....

The Zohar is the most well-known work of the universal mystical thought, particularly of the Cabala. The author analyzes the deepest and hermetic topics of human existence. The Zohar makes the Biblical text come to life, brimming with mystical significance. Seemingly unimportant details and...

The Zohar is undoubtedly the most well-known work of the universal mystical thought, and particularly of the Cabala. Rabbi Simon Bar Iojai and his pupils, apart from space and time, analyze the deepest and hermetic topics of human existence. This seventh volume presents the...

The Zohar Vol IV talks mainly and in detail about the Resurrection of the Death. Also includes an appendix about the same matter in which they explain and clarify the cardinal concepts of the Resurrection, its Biblical and Talmudic sources, the moment they will...

The Zohar is, undoubtedly, the best known universal, mystical work , and particularly that of the Kabalah. Its teachings influenced the past and echo today in all the known religions. El Rabino Shimón Bar Iojai and his pupils, out of time and space, analyze,...