I had always heard that my great grandfather, Labe Gedalia, was a kabbalistic rabbi in Bialystok in the 19th and 20th centuries. The family story is that he trained other rabbis, but I am not certain if this was in Kabbalah or rabbinical studies of a more mainstream variety.
i once saw a kabbalah book discuss the differnce between tselem and Demut. or demus. Demut is another way of saying image or figure. It is similar but obviously different than tselem......
@@bobmbeki2650 Actually, various Hindu sects have a tendency to claim that their Ishvara (Lord/chosen deity to devote to) is the all-singular God/higher-self (supreme divine soul). Any polytheism perceived is the incarnation or inform taken by a single divinity into a seemingly dualistic world. Learn the Darshanas, the foundation of Hinduism, and Vedanta.. www.quora.com/What-is-polytheism-in-Hinduism-Why-arent-Hindus-accepting-that-God-is-one www.learnreligions.com/the-darshanas-an-introduction-to-hindu-philosophy-1770582 chopra.com/articles/what-is-vedanta www.advaita-academy.org/blogs/the-meaning-of-god-in-vedanta/
Thanks for these wonderful Scholem lectures.
how I did not know about this genius mind I can't believe, such a great illuminating scholar!
Check out Moshe Ideal.
In Oscar Wildes novel Dorian Grey, the tselem is projected into a painting.
Beautiful lecture. Very strange that he couldn't find anyone that knew Kabbalah at that time. Shalom.
I figured he was talking more about academic work.
I had always heard that my great grandfather, Labe Gedalia, was a kabbalistic rabbi in Bialystok in the 19th and 20th centuries. The family story is that he trained other rabbis, but I am not certain if this was in Kabbalah or rabbinical studies of a more mainstream variety.
THIS IS A BRILLIANT LECUTRE.. i SO WISH HE WAS STILL ALIVE TO TALK TO.. what was the context of this lecture ?
Recomend it
A lecture for the ages...
42:50 - Picatrix!
i once saw a kabbalah book discuss the differnce between tselem and Demut. or demus. Demut is another way of saying image or figure. It is similar but obviously different than tselem......
In the first minute of listening I knew I was hearing a beautiful old soul...or maybe I mean young soul.
Illuminated concepts aren’t meant to be shared with everyone at the same time.
What does gestalt mean?
Read Paul Goodman
Gestalt is the whole, organized into a complete interrelated whole.
History of Mysticism in 10mins: th-cam.com/video/kiSdWxEWMt8/w-d-xo.html
It still boggles my mind how anyone could be called Jewish and Neoplatonist at the same time. Tragic.
gnosis
Zohar is just another hindu ideas, thtanks
no mate...let us offend the jews and the hindus..ok....
Another great youtube comment. Nice.
What are you talking about? To start Hindu is not even a MONOTHEISTIC religion.
@@bobmbeki2650 Actually, various Hindu sects have a tendency to claim that their Ishvara (Lord/chosen deity to devote to) is the all-singular God/higher-self (supreme divine soul). Any polytheism perceived is the incarnation or inform taken by a single divinity into a seemingly dualistic world.
Learn the Darshanas, the foundation of Hinduism, and Vedanta..
www.quora.com/What-is-polytheism-in-Hinduism-Why-arent-Hindus-accepting-that-God-is-one
www.learnreligions.com/the-darshanas-an-introduction-to-hindu-philosophy-1770582
chopra.com/articles/what-is-vedanta
www.advaita-academy.org/blogs/the-meaning-of-god-in-vedanta/
Secret Fire: The Relationship Between Indian Kundalini Yog, Jewish Kabbalah, and Alchemy Mark Stavish, M.A. Read Sri Aurobindo too