ISBN: 1578633125

Paperback 160 pages

Ophiel's classic Art and Practice of Caballa Magic is a clear, lively and practical guide to occult magic. Art and Practice of Caballa Magic begins with a brief history of Caballa. It then examines the correspondences of the Tree of Life and its symbolism. One chapter offers an interesting and unique interpretation of the Three Pillars, relating them to past, present and future. As always, Ophiel's accessible, conversational language gives fresh insights to occult students, and a new understanding to readers interested in the occult. The book provides clear instructions for practical, productive work using the symbols of the Tree of Life daily. 

The Cabalistic Bible by Rev Walter Begley

Showing how the various numerical Cabalas have been curiously applied to the Holy Scriptures with numerous textual examples ranging from Genesis to the Apocalypse and collected from books of the greatest rarity, for the most part not in the British Museum or any public library in Great Britain. With Introduction, Appendix of Curios and Bibliography.

ISBN: 0892540869

Paperback 112 pages

William Greene was unique among his fellow Christian writers on the Kabbalah in that he saw clearly both its significance for Freemasonry and its application to radical thought. He prefaced his study, first published in 1872, with a stirring account of the significant Masonic symbol of the Blazing Star - a symbol also of liberty of conscience and political freedom, goals that must still be sought in both the spiritual and material worlds. 

ISBN: 0572031270

Paperback 192 pages

Kabbalah seeks to accomplish an enormous task - to reveal what lies behind the chaos, injustice and random cruelty of our world and the meaning of life and our personal destiny. Here the author puts focus on its divine, simple, practical means of spiritual growth and self awareness. Within Kabbalah lies an ageless wisdom and penetrating psychological insights, with proven techniques that achieve personal transformation. Using a unique visual approach and simple, practical visualisation exercises, this book makes everything much more accessible. It really does offer one of the best entry-level titles to this powerful vein of thinking. 

ISBN: 0572031742
Paperback 240 pages

There has been a steady increase and then a surge of interest in the Kabbalah and it will continue. It is, in itself, a gripping and compelling subject. Here we explore modern scientific and psychological research that is shown to confirm many of the mystical insights of Kabbalah. Looking towards the future, the book illustrates the ways in which contemporary scholarship is enabling a creative dialogue with the ancient teachings. It explains the 21st-century renaissance in the importance of mysticism for providing a much-needed and profound sense of connectedness and purpose in our world. 

A short treatise on the Tree of Life with a chart entitled TRADITIONS AND BOOKS COMMONLY CALLED THE QABALAH which was produced by Crowley’s friend and disciple, George Raffalovich. 

ISBN: 1872189733

Paperback 118 pages

A classic text on the Cabalah contained in the Coptic Gnostic books and of a similar Gematria in the Greek text of the New Testament. 

Qabalists, students of ancient history and early Christianity, modern magicians, and many others will view The Greek Qabalah as a landmark work, and its conclusion — that the Hebrew Qabalah is of Greek origin — will be controversial to some. Barry draws from a vast array of ancient authorities in his examination of the use of the alphabet in philosophy, religion, oracles, and magic in the ancient world. His is an epic journey through history, from the dawn of the alphabet to the late Byzantine era. Extensive notes and excerpts from original sources will make this revolutionary and authoritative work an essential reference for researchers and practitioners for many years to come. 

Paperback: 216 pages

Many people study and practice the Kabbalah for years. The concepts can certainly help people spiritually, and some people also use Kabbalah concepts as the basis for making talismans and doing other forms of magick. But there is another aspect of the Kabbalah that is frequently overlooked: making it relevant to your daily life. We dont need to design and charge talismans daily. What we do need is our health. And on the occasions when were not well, we need ways to return to health. Does the Kabbalah have any solutions to this daily need? Indeed it does! In Kabbalah for Health and Wellness, Mark Stavish provides a unique look at the Kabbalah that dispenses with unwieldy complications and cuts to the core of the matter. The result is an excellent resource for beginning to advanced Kabbalists as well as energy healers. 

Paperback: 272 pages

The Kabbalah is a fascinating and ancient tradition which helps to explain ourselves, and our relationship with the world. For all those who enjoyed the author's previous book on the subject, Will Parfitt takes the reader onto the next level of understanding, beyond the elements. He explains the Kabbalistic approach to the tarot; healing and the angels, demons and sexuality; how to achieve stillness and inner peace, among many other stimulating subjects supremely relevant to our everyday lives. He also shows how, with study and practice, the Kabbalah can deepen our connection to the world and help us in our own self-development. 

Paperback: 270 pages

A classic by the author of Keys to the Kingdom, this book was the first to present traditional Kabbalah from a scientific orientation-showing how it clearly relates to Quantum Theory, Relativity and the Big Bang. This guide to Kabbalah also explores Kabbalist principles, in addition to important rites, ritual, and magic. Also included are tables of the Hebrew alphabet, Divine names, planetary hours, correspondences related to the Tree of Life, and more! 

ISBN: 0749926899
Paperback 224 pages

An accessible and energising book on the hottest phenomenon in spirituality. Madonna is doing it. Demi and Ashton are doing it, too. And if you’re wondering what Kabbalah is all about then this is the book for you. Kabbalah might sound like some new, cool fad invading Hollywood, but it’s much, much more than that. Kabbalah is an ancient body of knowledge, a mystical pathway and a complex model of what/who God is, who you are, and most importantly, who you can be. 

ISBN: 0738705071

Paperback 192 pages

Kabbalah’s most famous symbol, the Tree of Life, has become the organizing principle behind our human efforts to understand the world. Using Hermann Haindl’s lush depiction of the Tree of Life, Rachel Pollack examines the message behind this ancient symbol. She takes a non-denominational approach — drawing upon unusual sources such as tribal and shamanic traditions, modern science, contemporary Kabbalists, tarot interpreters, and a comic book writer — to explore the Tree’s meaning. Along the way, we learn more about Kabbalah’s history, texts, mystical concepts, and why this esoteric tradition has sprung up again in the twenty-first century. 

ISBN: 0738705934

Paperback 240 pages

Are Jesus’ teachings based on Kabbalism? How do the Ten Commandments tie into the Tree of Life? Is the Lord’s Prayer a Kabbalist invocation? Migene González-Wippler reveals secrets of the Bible and the life of Jesus in her intriguing introduction to the Christian Kabbalah. Emphasizing Christian aspects, Keys to the Kingdom presents an easy-to-read overview of the Kabbalah, describing its major principles and historical elements. Drawing on the gospels and historical records, González-Wippler examines Jesus as a man and a teacher, providing convincing evidence — based on historical and traditional Jewish law — that Jesus was a master Kabbalist . . . as well as the Messiah. 

ISBN: 1872189687

Paperback 130 pages

A classic text on the Cabalah contained in the Coptic Gnostic books and of a similar Gematria in the Greek text of the New Testament. 

ISBN: 1872189695

Paperback 202 pages

A classic text on the Cabalah contained in the Coptic Gnostic books and of a similar Gematria in the Greek text of the New Testament. 

Paperback: 322 pages

A Practical Guide to Qabalistic Symbolism sets the standard for esoteric textbooks and is an important reference work for students of the magical tradition. In paperback for the first time, this edition contains a new Preface by the author and comprises the two volumes first published in 1965. Gareth Knight draws from many Western esoteric schools, presenting his own pragmatic approach for students who wish to use Qabalistic symbolism as a means to explore fields of consciousness beyond the physical. Volume One compares the Western Mystery Tradition to Eastern systems of yoga and analyzes the Tree of Life in complete detail. Volume Two gives the most comprehensive analysis ever published of the twenty-two Paths of Concealed Glory that connect the spheres of the Tree of Life, taking into account Hebrew letters, astrological signs, and the tarots major arcana. A comprehensive section on the tarot, traces the history of its design and the varying systems of correspondences with the Tree of Life. Knight sheds new light on the neglected minor arcana cards and the little understood function of the aces and the sixteen court cards. Each volume contains extensive chapters on practical methods of working the Tree. 

Through the magic and mysticism of the Qabala, you can gain a greater understanding of your spiritual nature and unique talents, and use them more positively and creatively in your life. This popular introductory guidebook to the Qabala is straightforward, simple, and encouraging. It explains the fundamentals of the Qabala and the Tree of Life, without the intimidating detail and complexities. Simplified Qabala Magic presents easy-to-follow techniques for utilizing the transformative energies of the Qabala, all at your own pace and comfort level. Included are meditative techniques, the basics of Pathworking, and both Qabalistic Cross and Middle Pillar exercises for strength and protection. 

A source work for the study of the Kabbalistic and Gnostic Traditions. 

Translated by William Wynn Westcott. Diverse material including Levi’s “Occult and Religious Maxims.” 

The subject of this essay is the number 666 which is mentioned in The Revelation of St. John, the Divine, at the 18th verse of the 13th Chapter. 

0738708100

Paperback 552 pages

The two-fold qabalistic universe. This highly regarded text has become a cornerstone among magic practitioners and occultists worldwide. Containing the original third and fourth volumes of Denning & Phillips Magical Philosophy series, this classic expounds upon the philosophy of ceremonial magic and its intelligible relationship to the teachings of Qabalah. 

ISBN: 1859060919

This oracle is based on an ancient Kabbalistic map of creation that dates back at least 1,000 years in the Jewish mystery tradition. The Tree of Life is a sacred symbol in many cultures of the world but here it is used as a path to knowledge linking the letters of the Hebrew alphabet with astrological houses. First discovered over 30 years ago when 22 Hebrew letters were found to form words on the 22 ‘paths’ of the Tree of Life, the oracle presented here now reveals the divine secrets it has withheld for so long. Each resulting word is a rich and powerful ‘wheel’ symbol that reflects a segment of the Tree, and is depicted on a card. Lay the cards on the reading cloth in the zigzag line of creation, and consult the guidebook to receive guidance on any life issue. Both the oracle and the Tree are highly structured, and from this framework of harmony comes wisdom that you will value for ever. Pack contains 57 beautiful cards, reading cloth showing card positions and a 144-page illustrated guidebook.