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Hi Albert,
How is Kabbalah not a mysticism when by definition mysticism is “a pursuit of a direct, intimate union or experience of the divine, or ultimate reality. It involves accessing hidden spiritual truths beyond normal human perception, often focused on inner transformation and experiencing unity rather than just theological doctrine.” Isn’t the Kabbalah all that? And if scientific methods were used in creating the books, then why not call Kabbalah the scientific mysticism?
I hope that the wisdom of Kabbalah will reveal to me our creator and a reality that is beyond our five senses and our three dimensional experience. I hope that through the wisdom of this ancient teaching, I will better understand my role and purpose in this three dimensional world as set by the creator, and give me practical guidance as to how I can continue to evolve spiritually and move about my daily life with a better sense of purpose, and in harmony with and connection to our creator.
I was always intrigued by Kabbalah, this ancient wisdom has been a mystery to me and a point of great curiosity, and lately I’ve been really listening and witnessing certain “coincidences” and asking myself THE Question mankind has been asking since beginning of time. So I am looking forward to demystifying Kabbalah, and gaining some access to the greatest mystery of all and to try and understand the law of nature and its creator to the best of my ability, as well as some guidence.
