Hebrew theology was divided into three distinct parts. The first was the law, the second was the soul of the law, and the third was the soul of the soul of the law. The law was taught to all the children of Israel; the Mishna, or the soul of the law, was revealed to the Rabbins and teachers; but the Qabbalah, the soul of the soul of the law, was cunningly concealed, and only the highest initiates among the Jews were instructed in its secret principles.
Hebrew theology was divided into three distinct parts. The first was the law, the second was the soul of the law, and the third was the soul of the soul of the law. The law was taught to all the children of Israel; the Mishna, or the soul of the law, was revealed to the Rabbins and teachers; but the Qabbalah, the soul of the soul of the law, was cunningly concealed, and only the highest initiates among the Jews were instructed in its secret principles.
Inglés
Fishes, Insects, Animals, Reptiles, and Birds
The Hiramic Legend
The Theory and Practice of Alchemy
Qabbalistic Keys to the Creation of Man
The Tabernacle in the Wilderness
The Life and Teachings of Thoth Hermes Trismegistus
Hermetic Pharmacology, Chemistry, and Therapeutics
The Cryptogram as a Factor in Symbolic Philosophy
The Mystery of the Apocalypse
The Mysteries and Their Emissaries
Ceremonial Magic and Sorcery