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Seeking Recommendation Are there any books about Kabbalah to learn?
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Seeking recommendations for books.
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I don't know a lot about Kabbalah, but I'd start by browsing the library here.
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By no means an expert but I would say to get a general gist (with maybe some inaccuracies) the following are nice intros:
Lon Milo DuQuette’s Chicken Qabalah (there is also some nice related info in the book on the Thoth Tarot he wrote if that’s something else you find interesting).
Alan Moore’s Bumper Book has a really informative and visionary take in the related chapters, although I felt it was a bit overly opinionated and quantum woo for my taste.
Dion Fortune’s Mystical Qabalah is a classic. Admittedly never finished it and found her views on race… problematic… but did find some use in other parts.
These are all very modern and very hermetic takes. If you want to go a more traditional/scholarly route then Dr. Justin Sledge has a reading list broken into sections, which includes the Kabbalah. The entire reading list is available in the library here but unfortunately I cannot link it at the moment because I have not hit my weekly posting quota.
Safe travels!
Lon Milo DuQuette’s Chicken Qabalah (there is also some nice related info in the book on the Thoth Tarot he wrote if that’s something else you find interesting).
Alan Moore’s Bumper Book has a really informative and visionary take in the related chapters, although I felt it was a bit overly opinionated and quantum woo for my taste.
Dion Fortune’s Mystical Qabalah is a classic. Admittedly never finished it and found her views on race… problematic… but did find some use in other parts.
These are all very modern and very hermetic takes. If you want to go a more traditional/scholarly route then Dr. Justin Sledge has a reading list broken into sections, which includes the Kabbalah. The entire reading list is available in the library here but unfortunately I cannot link it at the moment because I have not hit my weekly posting quota.
Safe travels!