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# Re: Qabalah Theory Question

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- Subject: Re: Qabalah Theory Question
- From: "Peter Reist" <preist@...>
- Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 20:15:27 -0000
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    M,

    To be honest with you, if you're beginning to study the Kabbalah, and
    you actually think you understand what's going on. Then the chances
    are pretty good that you are so far off base it's not really funny. :)

    Western and Jewish Kabbalah are different. That does not necessarily
    make one right and the other wrong. They are just different paths and
    different takes on how the psyche, how the divine works, different
    maps of the landscape. Though a common fault is to mistake the map
    for the landscape itself. Rawn's commentaries upon the 32 paths of
    wisdom eluciate rather well the similaries, differences, and some of
    the faults of both.

    Love and Live well,
    Peter Reist

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