Tag Archives: kabbalah
John Dee’s Hieroglyph
Monas Hieroglyphica I don’t remember seeing this image before yesterday (at least not in this lifetime), but what struck me immediately is how rich in astrological lore it is. The ‘normal’ translation (as stated in Wikipedia) is: But even to … Continue reading
Holy Toledo! Street Map as the Tree of Life
Kabbalah on the Ground The Seer continued: ‘He confirms your idea that the Kabbalah was the basic model for the original town. Unfortunately, it looks as if the town has undergone so many changes since then that it is impossible … Continue reading
Thus Spoke Zarathustra (or did he?)
Zoroaster (dates unknown) I am not going to quote from Friedrich Nietzsche, although that would be the most important book written about Zoroaster. No, I’m going to quote something more recent. ‘For many centuries before Zaratas’s time, the Babylonian astronomers … Continue reading
How Old Was the Universe When Mankind Showed Up?
Science Says: 13.7 Billion Years I’m now reading the appendices of “The Truth Behind the Bible Code” and wouldn’t you know it: an understanding that I had since my childhood has yielded some ‘proof’ of sorts for when God created … Continue reading
Kabbalah: When Adam Named Water
מים If you have eyes that see, you will understand that this one word has so much behind it.
From the Very Beginning, the True Religion
The Pagan Christ (2004) My cousin Doug’s wife, Margot, mentioned this excellent book in 2007 when I visited them in London, UK that spring. As you may have surmised by my manuscript that I compiled in 1996, I had already … Continue reading
Someone’s in the Kitchen with Binah
Intuition This whole Kabbalah thing is taking a different turn than the one I anticipated. A member of my Group Soul asked her guides where we were in relationship to the Tree of Life. She got the number 3 for … Continue reading
Show Me The Way to Go Home
The Way: Using the Wisdom of Kabbalah (2001) “There was once a great scholar named Rabbi Naftali Zvi Yehuda Berlin, who had become known as the Netziv. He had many students and he had written dozens of books. One day … Continue reading
I’m Not a Jewish Mystic, but I Could So Easily Be One
The Holy Zohar: The Book of Abraham On Wednesday of this week, at about 10:15 am, I was looking through my basement library for a couple of books, that I needed to scan the covers of, for new images of … Continue reading
Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind
[I was reviewing some of my Revelation posts from April 2018, and came across the one I’d written about seven being a divine number. Then I remembered this chapter from Who’d Have Thought It? Here it is in full:] Around … Continue reading
