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And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament . . . — Daniel 12:3
This book originated in a lecture series given in the 1940 s at Theosophical University, Point Loma, California, and also in the San Diego area. Its objective is to distill from the vast range of Qabbalistic literature those essentials which bear the stamp of the archaic tradition; in other words, a presentation in broad outline of the theosophy in the Qabbãlãh. Obviously the present study does not comprise all that Qabbãlãh teaches, nor is any theme handled exhaustively. It is hoped that the esotericism of the original Chaldean Qabbãlãh (the occult basis of the Hebrew Qabbãlãh) will be recognized for what it is: one of the theosophies of antiquity, inherited by the Hebrews from the ancient Chaldeans, who received this “theosophy of the angels” from the Council of the Wise. Transliteration and pronunciation of Hebrew are discussed in Appendix 1. Transliteration of Hebrew and Aramaic terms is based on the system used by G. de Purucker of Theosophical University, updated through consultation with current systems. Appendix 2 is a glossary of the Qabbalistic terms included in this study, with their derivation, as this often yields insight into a term’s philosophic connotation and its relationship with other terms. — G. F. K. The Theosophical Society Pasadena, California, USA February 15, 2006 Foreword
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Page 35 and 36: The Sêfîrõthal Tree / 25 The fin
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The Four Worlds 6 Far from teaching
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The Four Worlds / 57 to us. Regardi
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The Four Worlds / 59 von Rosenroth
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The Four Worlds / 61 higher planes
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Zoharic Writings Hã-¿Idrã¿ Rabb
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Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
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