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The Holy Kabbalah »
Authors: A.E. Waite, Kenneth Rexroth (Translator), Kenneth Rexroth
ISBN-13: 9780486432229, ISBN-10: 048643222X
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dover Publications
Date Published: November 2003
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: A.E. Waite
Book Synopsis
Waite (1857-1942) was one of Britain's foremost writers on occult themes during the early 20th century, but is probably best known now as creator of the most popular deck of Tarot cards during the 1960s. His account of the related arcane mystical Jewish tradition was first published by Williams and Norgate, London. This edition includes the introduction to the University Books edition of 1960 by poet Kenneth Rexroth. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Table of Contents
| Preface | ||
| Book I | Post-Christian Literature of the Jews | |
| Book II | Source and Authority of the Kabbalah and the Age of the Chief Texts | |
| Book III | The Written Word of Kabbalism: First Period | |
| Book IV | The Written Word of Kabbalism: Second Period | |
| Book V | The Doctrinal Content of the Kabbalah in Respect of God and the Universe | |
| Book VI | Hierarchies of Spiritual Being | |
| Book VII | Ways of God with Man | |
| Book VIII | The Higher Secret Doctrine | |
| Book IX | The Written Word of Kabbalism: Third Period | |
| Book X | Some Christian Students of the Kabbalah | |
| Book XI | The Kabbalah and Other Channels of Secret Tradition | |
| Book XII | Final Considerations | |
| Appendix I | Sephirotic Developments | 605 |
| Appendix II | The Four Worlds in Later Kabbalism | 610 |
| Appendix III | The Instruments of Creation | 612 |
| Appendix IV | Divine Names | 617 |
| Appendix V | Phases of the Soul | 619 |
| Index | 621 |
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