Kabbalah is a mystical and esoteric system of beliefs and practices that originated in Judaism. The word "Kabbalah" means "receiving" or "tradition" in Hebrew, reflecting the idea that the teachings of Kabbalah are passed down from teacher to student through a lineage of spiritual masters.
Kabbalah is based on the belief that there are secret teachings and hidden meanings within the Torah (the Jewish holy scripture) that can provide insights into the nature of God, the universe, and the soul. Practitioners of Kabbalah seek to achieve spiritual enlightenment and connect with the divine through meditation, prayer, and other spiritual practices.
Kabbalah has a long and complex history, with different schools of thought and practices evolving over time. It has influenced a variety of mystical traditions, including Christian mysticism and New Age spirituality.
In recent years, Kabbalah has gained popularity outside of traditional Jewish communities, with many people seeking spiritual growth and personal transformation through its teachings. However, some Jewish scholars and religious leaders have expressed concerns about the commercialization and popularization of Kabbalah, arguing that it is being misrepresented or taken out of its original context.
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