WILD KABBALAH is my offering for those who have been drawn to kabbalah but have found it too complex or overwhelming. I offer an accessible model for thinking and evaluating~ a comprehensible beginning. It is a fascinating study and so rich!
Wild Kabbalah is the distillation of my 40-year contemplation of the universal creation story~ of the Trees of Life. My presentation departs from current models, but will touch on main avenues by way of comparison~ Judaic Kabbalah, Hermetic Qabalah, Christian Cabala~ also Open kabbalah, which is my name for the interpretations of people outside the major traditions. My own focus has been primarily Judaic, with a deep, sustained dive into history of kabbalah, the visions and analysis of rabbis since 1400 in three major branches of understanding, including modern masters in Hasidic, mainstream conservative, and reform views. I am not Jewish, so my inquiry has been geared to foundations which might syncretize to those outside the Jewish faith.
With these points of interest we will depart into my own personal gnosis, as experienced in contemplative prayer and meditation over my lifetime of practice, along with your own experiences and world view. Students will come to understand why my work is different, and be able to compare it with other dominant branches of the study. I have put my BEST into this introduction of what can be an endlessly fascinating study, so that students may begin to use it immediately, to experience daily life in immediacy and in theory, in human terms, and in terms of the divine as it may be imagined.
I have quite a few classes exploring introductory models and concentrated models, which I will be making available here, shortly. Feel free to inquire.
Wild Kabbalah is the distillation of my 40-year contemplation of the universal creation story~ of the Trees of Life. My presentation departs from current models, but will touch on main avenues by way of comparison~ Judaic Kabbalah, Hermetic Qabalah, Christian Cabala~ also Open kabbalah, which is my name for the interpretations of people outside the major traditions. My own focus has been primarily Judaic, with a deep, sustained dive into history of kabbalah, the visions and analysis of rabbis since 1400 in three major branches of understanding, including modern masters in Hasidic, mainstream conservative, and reform views. I am not Jewish, so my inquiry has been geared to foundations which might syncretize to those outside the Jewish faith.
With these points of interest we will depart into my own personal gnosis, as experienced in contemplative prayer and meditation over my lifetime of practice, along with your own experiences and world view. Students will come to understand why my work is different, and be able to compare it with other dominant branches of the study. I have put my BEST into this introduction of what can be an endlessly fascinating study, so that students may begin to use it immediately, to experience daily life in immediacy and in theory, in human terms, and in terms of the divine as it may be imagined.
I have quite a few classes exploring introductory models and concentrated models, which I will be making available here, shortly. Feel free to inquire.
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