Nine and a Half Mystics: The Kabbala Today

by Herbert Weiner

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A somewhat old fashioned (published in 1969) chronicle of a man's search for knowledge of kabbala. An enjoyable read. (

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A thoughtful and entertaining search for contemporary insights from the Kabbala, Judaism's "hidden wisdom," and its present-day mystics, this newly revised edition of the classic work explores the mystical tradition in Judaism.

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