History of Kabbalah

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Zohar (7)

Kabbalah, The Study of (3)

Simeon ben Yohai, Rabbi (2)

Safed (2)

R. Moshe de Leon (2)

Moshiach and the Future Redemption (1)

Women, Femininity & Feminism (1)

R. Isaac Luria (1)

Spanish & Portuguese Expulsion; Inquisition (1)

Pardes (1)

Caro, R. Joseph (1)

Kosher Kabbalah (1)

R. Moses Cordovero (Ramak) (1)

R. Chaim Vital (1)

Alshich, R. Moshe (1)

Yemen (1)

Alkabetz, R. Shlomo (1)

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Revealing the Concealed

by Simcha Benyosef

As the generations unfold, greater secrets become revealed

6 Comments

Beginner

The Transmission of Kabbalah

By Aryeh Kaplan

The study of Kabbala today is a tradition dating back to the most ancient of Jewish sages.

4 Comments

Beginner

Mystical Safed Women

By Yael Levine Katz

A number of women are also among the righteous Jewish mystics

12 Comments

Intermediate

The Time Has Come

From the teachings of Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag

We have entered the age of the innermost aspect of Torah.

5 Comments

Intermediate

Rashbi: Works

Translation and commentary by Moshe Miller.

Zoharic literature is considered the basis of Kabbala

Major Kabbalistic Works

By Yerachmiel Tilles

Safed Kabbalistic Works

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Timeline of Kabbalah

By Moshe Miller

Overview

Pre-Sinaic Prophecy

After the Second Temple

Inquisition through the 19th century

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Authenticity of the Zohar

By Moshe Miller

The Zohar's Mysterious Origins

Arguments of the Skeptics

Responses to the Claims of the Skeptics

Other Claims and Responses

Other Claims and Responses (Continued)

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Biographies of Major Kabbalists

These Kabbalalists lived and practiced in and around the Holy City of Safed.

By Yerachmiel Tilles

Rabbi Chaim Vital

Rabbi Yosef (Joseph) Caro - The Master

Rabbi Shlomo Alkabetz

Rabbi Moshe Alshich

Rabbi Moshe Cordovero

The Holy Ari

Rashbi and His Circle

Rabbi Shalom Sharabi -- The Rashash