Garret Wyner

The Destruction of Sodom and Gemorrah
by John Martin

A Renaissance Of Hope

Jewish Spirituality Resource Page

General
   Garret Wyner: The Heart of God: The Freedom and Power of Love
   Garret Wyner: The Spirit of Christ: Going Beyond an Historical Jesus

Modern Approaches
   Martin Buber Resource Page
   Framz Rosenzweig: The Star of Redemption; Glatzer's F.R's Life and Thought
   Emmanuel Levinas
   Abraham Heschel
   Mordecai Kaplan
   Abraham Isaac Kook

Jewish Mysticism
General


Kabbalistic Mysticism:
   Aaron b. Samuel (870+)
   Solomon ibn Gabirol (1021-1058)
   Judah b. Samuel
   Eleazar b. Judah b. Kalonymus (1176-1238)
   Moses b. Nahman (Nahmanides) (1194-1270)
   Abraham b. Samuel Abulafia (b. 1240)
   Joseph b. Abraham Jikatilla (1248-1305)
   Issac ibn Latif (d. 1290)
   Azriel b. Menahem (aka Ezra) (1160-1238)
   Isaac the Blind (13th century)
   Bahya b. Asher (d.1340)
   Isaac b. Moses Arama (1420-1494)
   Menahem b. Moses Benjamin Recanati (aka Moses of Cordova) (13th/14th Century)
   Isaac (b. Solomon Ashkenazi) Luria (1534-1572)
   Naphtali Hirtz 16th century
   R. Hayyim Vital (1543-1620)
   Abraham Cohen Irira (d.1631)
   Issachar ben Naphtali (Mid-1550's)
   Israel Saruk
   Leo of Modena (1571-1648)
   Hayyim Joseph David Azulai (1724-1807)
   Israel b. Eliezer, Ba'al Shem Tob (1700-1760)
   Baer (Dob) of Meseritz (1710-1772)

Chief Works:
   The Sepher Ha Zohar
   The Sepher Yetzirah (6th century) (Basis of the Zohar)
   Sefer Hab-Bahir (Isaac the Blind)
   The Hekhaloth (or Halls) (Solomon b. Elisha)
   The Zohar: (The center of the kabbala)
   The Book of Raziel
   Shiur Koma
   Glgulim

Select Kabbalistic Topics:
   The Myth of the Earthly Paradise
   The Serpent, Son of the Morning and the Fall of the Angels
   The Fall of Man
   The legend of the Flood
   The Covenant with Abraham
   Moses, the Master of the Law
   The Coming of the Messiah
   The Doctrine Concerning Sheol
   Resurrection
   The Mystery of Shekinah
   The Mystery of Sex

Christian Students of the Kabbalah:
   See also: Early Christian Reformation
   Raymund Lully (d1315)
   John Picus de Mirandola (1463-1494)
   Cornelius Henry Agrippa (1486-1535)
   Paracelsus (see also Jacob Boehme)
   John Reuchlin (1455-1522)
   William Postel
   The Rosicrucians
   John Baptist Von Helmont (1577-1644)
   Robert Fludd (1574-1637)
   Henry More (1614-1687)
   Thomas Vaughan
   Knorr von Rosenroth
   Ralph Cudworth (see Philosophy: Cambridge Platonists)
   Thomas Burnet
   Saint-Martin
   Eliphas Levi Zahed

The Kabbalah and The Occult:
   The Kabbalah and Magic
   The Kabbalah and Alchemy
   The Kabbalah and Astrology
   The Kabbalah and Freemasonry
   The Kabbalah and the Tarot
   The Kabbalah and Occult Mysticism

Other Topics:
   Christianity and The Kabbalah
   Islamic Mysticism and The Kabbalah

Select Bibliography
   J Abelson: Jewish Mysticism; The Immanence of God (1913)
   I. Abrahams: A Short History of Jewish Literature (1906)
   Bahya ben Jospeh ibn Paquda: Duties of the Heart, Eng trans. NY 1945
   C.D. Ginsburg: The Kabbalah (1865)
   Jacobs, Louis: Jewish Mystical Testimonies, NY 1975
   S.L. MacGregor Mathers: The Kabbalah Unveiled (1887)
   Isaac Myer: Qabbalah and The Zohar, The Philosophy of Ibn Gebirol (1888)
   Nahman of Bratslav (Band ed); See also Arthur Green ed.
   Neher, Andre: The Exile of the Word: From the Silence of the Bible to the Silence of Auschwitz, Phil 1981
   Gershom Scholem: Sabbatai Sevi, The Mystical Messiah 1626-1676
   Scholem: Major Trends in Jewish Mysticism
   Scholem: On the Kabbalah and its Symbolism
   Scholem: The Messianic idea in Judaism
   H Sperling and M. Simon, trans: The Zohar (5 vols)
   A. E. White: The Doctrine and Literature of The Holy Kabbalah (1902)
   A. E. White: Secret Doctine in Israel (1913)



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