Kabbalah
The term Kabbalah (which comes from a Hebrew word that means
"reception") usually denotes a tradition within Judaism which
focuses on mystical interpretations of scripture and esoteric
doctrines about the being of God. While it claims to date
back to oral teachings from the biblical patriarch Abraham,
specifically Kabbalistic teachings did not arise until the
10th or 11th century, in western Europe. (angelfire)
Mystical teachings that deal with the ideas of creation and
concepts of a spiritual nature.
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