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Examples of cabala
cabala
Mia Farrow adds an otherworldliness to her character by reciting her lines as if they were cabala.
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Try a prayerful summons to the angel Baltazard, who, according to the Jewish cabala, has a special gift for such pranks.
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These works, and the other 74 tales in the collection, have become secular cabala, subject to endless sifting and interpretation.
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Soon, the girls are, for all practical purposes, off the grid, with Naomi devising a series of tikuns, cabala cleansing rites, to help Anouk purify herself before illness takes her.
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Kiefer's often enormous works address a complex range of ideas and images, including Nordic, Greek, Egyptian and early Christian mythology and the mystical Jewish cabala.
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- An esoteric or occult matter resembling the Kabbalah that is traditionally secret
- Kabbalah: an esoteric theosophy of rabbinical origin based on the Hebrew scriptures and developed between the 7th and 18th centuries
- (also spelled Cabalah, Caballa, Caballah, Cabbala, Cabbalah, Cabballa, Cabballah, and various spellings starting with the letters K or Q): A Jewish mystical tradition with roots in Palestine during the 1st century CE and which developed during the 12th century. ...
- [f] [from Hebrew qabbalah 'tradition', the study and interpretation of the religious Jewish texts using hermetic techniques, and the mystic philosophy supporting them] a token of luck, a ritual action that must be performed or a thing that must be carried or worn to bring good luck to a person ...
- Esoteric teachings that deal with mystical ideas of creation and concepts of a spiritual nature, based in the Hebrew/Gnostic scriptures. Cabala (Cabbala, Kabbalah, Qabbala, or other variant) features interpretations of the Tree of Life, the Zohar, numerical keys to the Bible etc.
- Esoteric Jewish traditions that attempt to "decode" the writings of the Old Testament.
- Also Kabbala(h) and Qabala. The ancient Hebrew magickal system.
- A body of Jewish theological and philosophical learning commonly used as the basts for the Western Ceremonial Magick Tradition. Also spelled Kabbalah, and Quaballah.
- The Bridge of San Luis Rey, and The Woman of Andros by Thornton Wilder
