Renewing the Covenant: A Kabbalistic Guide to Jewish SpiritualitySimon and Schuster, 1.3.1999 - 272 sivua A guide to how meditations and principles from the Kabbalah can be used to profoundly renew spiritual practice. - Reveals transformational meditations and visualization exercises based on the profoundest truths concealed in the Kabbalah. The covenant that bound God to the Patriarchs in a special relationship of obligation and empowerment was renewed by God with Israel at Sinai and Moab. Each of these three Jewish covenants can be associated with a particular spiritual practice: the Patriarchal Covenant with Father Isaac's practice of meditation; The Sinai Covenant of Holiness with the observance of the Sabbath required in its Ten Commandments, and the Moab Covenant of Love, comprising the entire Mosaic Torah, with the practice of prayer instituted there. In Renewing the Covenant, Leonora Leet shows how this ladder of increasingly demanding and potent covenantal practices can enable one to ascend to ever higher levels of mystical Judaism. At this threshold of a new millennium, increasing numbers of people are seeking a more direct connection with the Divine. To aid such a process, Renewing the Covenant provides new paths for entering the treasurehouse of Jewish spirituality and achieving higher consciousness, paths that can deepen the devotions of both nonobservant and traditionally observant Jews. This process of covenant renewal begins with effective kabbalistic techniques of meditation combining mantra with visualization, proceeds through the return to a reconstructed Sinai Sabbath, and arrives at the culminating practice of ritual prayer whose performance can fulfill the kabbalistic purpose of creation. When undertaken in the steps laid out by Dr. Leet, this process can help many to discover forms of spiritual practice precisely tailored for the modern world, as well as a new appreciation for the rich spiritual heritage of Judaism. |
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... understanding” (Ps. 49:3).3 Chapter 2 concerns kabbalistic meditation. It begins with a brief summary of kabbalistic concepts in the first section and proceeds to an extended study of classic kabbalistic texts on meditative practice in ...
... understanding” (Ps. 49:3).3 Chapter 2 concerns kabbalistic meditation. It begins with a brief summary of kabbalistic concepts in the first section and proceeds to an extended study of classic kabbalistic texts on meditative practice in ...
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... understanding of salvation and to transfer to it the holiness attending the sacrificial services. This transfer enabled ritual Judaism to survive the destruction of the Second Temple and keep its observances undiminished in their power ...
... understanding of salvation and to transfer to it the holiness attending the sacrificial services. This transfer enabled ritual Judaism to survive the destruction of the Second Temple and keep its observances undiminished in their power ...
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... understanding and observance. Nonetheless, it seems advisable to spell out these ramifications more fully, not for those committed to one or another mode of observance, but for those who have not yet made a covenantal commitment or who ...
... understanding and observance. Nonetheless, it seems advisable to spell out these ramifications more fully, not for those committed to one or another mode of observance, but for those who have not yet made a covenantal commitment or who ...
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... understanding of biblical Judaism conveyed through the unique symbol of its astrological age that we should now turn and not only because it will support the relevance of this temporal context; even more important is the light it can ...
... understanding of biblical Judaism conveyed through the unique symbol of its astrological age that we should now turn and not only because it will support the relevance of this temporal context; even more important is the light it can ...
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... understanding: Chesed (Mercy) representing the essential quality of the expansive right pillar; Gevurah (Judgment), or Din as it is sometimes known, the opposing quality of the constrictive left pillar; and Tiferet (Beauty), the ...
... understanding: Chesed (Mercy) representing the essential quality of the expansive right pillar; Gevurah (Judgment), or Din as it is sometimes known, the opposing quality of the constrictive left pillar; and Tiferet (Beauty), the ...
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40 Beginning the Path of Jewish | |
Basic Concepts of the Kabbalah | |
Combining the Practice of Meditation with Prayer | |
A Kabbalistic Attunement | |
The Master Meditation | |
The Sinai Sabbath and the Covenant of Holiness 95 | |
Prayer and the Moabite 138 New Covenant of Love | |
Appendix The Biblical Power Word Vehayah | |
Endnotes | |
Bibliography | |
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Renewing the Covenant: A Kabbalistic Guide to Jewish Spirituality Leonora Leet Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1999 |
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Abraham Amidah Ana Bekhoach Aryeh Kaplan associated astrological age atonement attunement become biblical blessed breath Chaim Vital chapter Chayyim Chokhmah circumcision commandments concept consciousness cosmic cosmology covenantal creation defined Deut Deuteronomy Devekut direct divine love energy experience final Gevurah God’s heart Hebrew highest holy human identified interpretation involves Isaac Israel Jacob Jewish Kabbalah kabbalistic kabbalistic meditation Kavanah Kedushah letters light liturgy Lord thy Lurianic man’s manifestation master meaning meditation Mosaic Moses mystical Nefesh soul Neshamah soul octahedron one’s pass VHYH power of vehayah pray prayer services priests rabbinical ram’s horn redeemed redemption ritual Ruach soul Sabbath sacrifice sanctified seems Sefer Yetzirah Sefirah Sefirot sexual Sh’ma Shekhinah Shemittah Shofar Siddur significance Sinai Covenant supernal symbolic talmudic Tehillat Hashem Temple Tetragrammaton thee thou shalt Tiferet Tikkun Torah tradition transcendent transformed understanding unification unto verse visualization word vehayah YHVH Yichud