Kabbalah, les fondements.
Ein Sof, the ten Sefirot, the four worlds, the Partzufim, the twenty-two letters, the twelve tribes and the seventy-two Names. In French.
How could a finite world be born of the Infinite? What are the ten Sefirot, and why do the kabbalists draw them as a tree?
This book answers in seventy-six short chapters, in the order the school of Safed teaches them: the foundations (Ein Sof, Tzimtzum, the breaking of the vessels, Tikkun), the ten Sefirot, the four worlds, the Partzufim, the twenty-two letters, the twelve tribes and the seventy-two Names.
With the Tree of the Sefirot, the table of the twenty-two letters, the table of the seventy-two Names and a glossary of more than two hundred terms.
Inside this book
- A clear explanation that names its sources
- A Hebrew excerpt with its translation
- The terms to remember, in Hebrew, transliteration and French
- The references, all available on sefaria.org
Details
- Pages
- 250
- Size
- 6 x 9 in
- Age
- Adults
- Language
- French
- ISBN
- 979-10-991538-2-1
- Publisher
- Zion Torah
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