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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Tamar FrankielPublisher: Jewish Lights Publishing Imprint: Jewish Lights Publishing Dimensions: Width: 14.00cm , Height: 1.30cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.386kg ISBN: 9781683361640ISBN 10: 1683361644 Pages: 208 Publication Date: 19 October 2006 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsA blessing for us all. Beautiful and clear, [it] explains the Tree of Life and tells us how to use it in our lives. With wisdom and insight, shows us how to become our true selves (the Divine image) and how to remember our purpose in life (to become mirrors of Divinity in the world). --<strong>Rev. Peggy Hays</strong>, Episcopal priest</p> By learning something about Kabbalah, Christians can deepen their insight into the highest teachings of their own tradition. The resonance between the two traditions is profound. --<strong>Fr. Thomas Ryan, CSP</strong>, director, Paulist Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations</p> Perfectly tailored.... Encourages us to use the teachings of Kabbalah to rewrite the human story, not in accordance with politics, but in attunement with spiritual reality. A must read. --<strong>Connie Kaplan, DMin</strong>, author of <em>The Invisible Garment</em> and<em> Dreams are Letters from the Soul</em></p> A blessing for us all. Beautiful and clear, [it] explains the Tree of Life and tells us how to use it in our lives. With wisdom and insight, shows us how to become our true selves (the Divine image) and how to remember our purpose in life (to become mirrors of Divinity in the world). Rev. Peggy Hays, Episcopal priest By learning something about Kabbalah, Christians can deepen their insight into the highest teachings of their own tradition. The resonance between the two traditions is profound. Fr. Thomas Ryan, CSP, director, Paulist Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Perfectly tailored.... Encourages us to use the teachings of Kabbalah to rewrite the human story, not in accordance with politics, but in attunement with spiritual reality. A must read. Connie Kaplan, DMin, author of The Invisible Garment and Dreams are Letters from the Soul A blessing for us all. Beautiful and clear, [it] explains the Tree of Life and tells us how to use it in our lives. With wisdom and insight, shows us how to become our true selves (the Divine image) and how to remember our purpose in life (to become mirrors of Divinity in the world). --Rev. Peggy Hays, Episcopal priest By learning something about Kabbalah, Christians can deepen their insight into the highest teachings of their own tradition. The resonance between the two traditions is profound. --Fr. Thomas Ryan, CSP, director, Paulist Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Perfectly tailored.... Encourages us to use the teachings of Kabbalah to rewrite the human story, not in accordance with politics, but in attunement with spiritual reality. A must read. --Connie Kaplan, DMin, author of The Invisible Garment and Dreams are Letters from the Soul A blessing for us all. Beautiful and clear, [it] explains the Tree of Life and tells us how to use it in our lives. With wisdom and insight, shows us how to become our true selves (the Divine image) and how to remember our purpose in life (to become mirrors of Divinity in the world). Rev. Peggy Hays, Episcopal priest By learning something about Kabbalah, Christians can deepen their insight into the highest teachings of their own tradition. The resonance between the two traditions is profound. Fr. Thomas Ryan, CSP, director, Paulist Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations Perfectly tailored.... Encourages us to use the teachings of Kabbalah to rewrite the human story, not in accordance with politics, but in attunement with spiritual reality. A must read. Connie Kaplan, DMin, author of The Invisible Garment and Dreams are Letters from the Soul Author InformationTamar Frankiel, PhD, is recognized as one of the leading teachers of Jewish mysticism today. She teaches Jewish mysticism and comparative religion at the Academy for Jewish Religion, Los Angeles, and is the author of many books, including The Voice of Sarah: Feminine Spirituality and Traditional Judaism. She is coauthor of Minding the Temple of the Soul: Balancing Body, Mind, and Spirit through Traditional Jewish Prayer, Movement, and Meditation and Entering the Temple of Dreams: Jewish Prayers, Movements, and Meditations for the End of the Day (both Jewish Lights). She lectures frequently on topics of Jewish mysticism. Frankiel lives with her husband and five children in Los Angeles. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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