An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah

<p>I desire to call attention to the dogmas of the old Hebrew Kabalah. I had the good fortune to be attracted to this somewhat recondite study at an early period of life and I have been able to spare a little time in subsequent years to collect some knowledge of this Hebrew religious philosophy; my information upon the subject has been enlarged by my membership of The Rosicrucian Society. Yet the Kabalistic books are so numerous and so lengthy and so many of them only to be studied in Rabbinic Hebrew and Chaldee that I feel to-day less confident of my knowledge of the Kabalah than I did twenty years ago when this essay was first published after delivery in the form of lectures to a Society of Hermetic Students in 1888. Since that date a French translation of The Zohar by Jean de Pauly and a work entitled The Literature and History of the Kabalah by Arthur E. Waite have been published yet I think that this little treatise will be found of interest to those who have not sufficient leisure to master the more complete works on the Kabalah.</p><p><br></p><p><em>This Premium edition comes with a beautiful and Easy to Read Layout to make reading confortable</em>.</p>