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Kabbalah
The Way of the Jewish Mystic
Perle Epstein presents Kabbalah as a living path of meditation and inner transformation. She describes historical masters such as Abulafia, Luria and the Hasidic teachers, focusing on their contemplative techniques. Written for a general audience, it was influential in the revival of interest in Jewish meditation and suits readers seeking a practice-oriented introduction. Its narrative style makes it an easy first read.
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