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Then the problem is solved. German has a similar rule (at least in German a leading Q is almost always followed by a u), something that I as a near native German speaker wasn't aware of. There is a clear exception in German with foreign words, mostly in French though. So you guys can continue your piñata beating all you wish, but I suspect that Bardon followed a convention rather than made a capricious spelling choice.Bardon wrote his books on German, it is the original language of his books, the original name of his "Quabbalah" book is "Der Schlüssel zur wahren Quabbalah. Der Quabbalist als vollkommener Herrscher im Mikro- und Makrokosmos", so the spelling "Quabbalah" was his personal choice. It is even emphasized by his "Quabbalah" being based on German alphabet with German-only letters (umlauts), but not even on Czech letters.