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God Is a Verb

Kabbalah and the Practice of Mystical Judaism

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Embraced by celebrities from Madonna to Jeff Goldblum to Elizabeth Taylor, covered extensively in the pages of "Time" and "Entertainment Weekly," Kabbalah--a Jewish mystical tradition dating back centuries--has taken its place alongside Buddhism as a spiritual practice for modern Western seekers. This book--written by the rabbi who authored the bestselling audiotape series "The Mystical Kabbalah" --is the first to bring Kabbalah to a wide audience. Earning great praise from critics, "God Is a Verb" promises to do for Judaism what "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" did for Buddhism, infusing an ancient tradition with new life and popularizing its ideas among an entirely new generation.

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God Is a Verb, Rabbi David A. Cooper

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Tytuł
God Is a Verb
Podtytuł
Kabbalah and the Practice of Mystical Judaism
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1997
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
333
ISBN10
1573220558
ISBN13
9781573220552
Seria
Opis
Embraced by celebrities from Madonna to Jeff Goldblum to Elizabeth Taylor, covered extensively in the pages of "Time" and "Entertainment Weekly," Kabbalah--a Jewish mystical tradition dating back centuries--has taken its place alongside Buddhism as a spiritual practice for modern Western seekers. This book--written by the rabbi who authored the bestselling audiotape series "The Mystical Kabbalah" --is the first to bring Kabbalah to a wide audience. Earning great praise from critics, "God Is a Verb" promises to do for Judaism what "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" did for Buddhism, infusing an ancient tradition with new life and popularizing its ideas among an entirely new generation.