What books do you recommend that deal with Kabbalah or Jewish mysticism?
>>9331559
Literally just reread the Torah and analyze throroughly every sentence.
my diary desu
the Zohar!
sacred-texts.com my nigga
>>9331579
There it is, every thread, some inane child posts this "my diary desu" meme. I bet you don't even keep one, you pathetic whelp. Do you think you are funny, with your diary memes? All you are doing is wasting everyone's time. Fuck off to /pol/ or /v/, you're not welcome on a serious discussion forum.
>>9331559
Manuscript Found In Saragossa has some interesting references that may help point you in the right direction.
>>9331584
>whelp
back to r/books
Gerhard Scholem is your man, then Israel Regardie for the Western occult uses of it, and then things get weird...
seconding gershom scholem
similar question of sorts but where can i learn more about esotericism?
i know its not a very well defined "school of thought" for lack of a better term but are there any central texts i should read or anything?
>>9332291
The Magickal Revival by Kenneth Grant
>>9332291
Secret Teachings of All Ages by Manly P Hall is probably the single best introduction to esotericism i can think of.
>>9332320
It's excellent, though it stops pre-1928, so it's missing basically the last century.
>>9332476
>the last century
>implying anything at all of interest has been written about the occult since Hall wrote that book and Crowley died
>>9332291
Kabalion and shit by Blavatsky, Rudolf Steiner Castaneda i guess
isn't kabbalah basically the jewish flavor of neoplatonism?
Lovely classic written at the turn of the century
>>9331559
foucault's pendulum sorta
>>9331584
>4chan
>serious discussion forum
The fact that you're even going off on this tangent shows how low-brow this place this.
Neon Genesis Evangelion