Kabbale extatique et Tsérouf

The Kabbalah has a number of orientations: both speculative and practical, mystical and magic. Among these directions offered, is the path of practical spirituality, described by a 13th Century Spanish Kabbalist: Abraham Abulafia. He provided Kabbalists with spiritual exercises based on particular combinations of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet thereby opening up the Kabbalah way of language, the practice of which leads to mystic ecstasy. The ecstasy of the Kabbalist is an expansion of consciousness, during which he encounters the prophet dormant within him. On this union, the common being responsible for the memory of his past encounters the prophet illuminated by the memory of his future. The ecstatic Kabbalah, through its combinations of letters, opens the doors of sacred language, offering the mystic the opportunity to communicate with his inner universe and the creation which surrounds him. The combinations of letters fuel the vocalisation, breathing and body movement techniques, favouring union: body, breath, spirit. This book is a true theoretical and practical manual of combinatory Kabbalah. It contains the essential sonic, respiratory and body exercises, to support the opening of the 231 doors of the spirit.

•Authioth, les lettres symboles

•H’okhmah, la sagesse des kabbalistes

•La puissance de la main

•L’équilibre du Nom en quarante-deux lettres

•Ein-Sof et séfiroth

•Les trente-deux sentiers de la sagesse

•Hitbodedouth et Azkarah

•Les fondements du Tsérouf

•Les 231 portes de l’esprit

•La kabbale du langage

•Le Tsérouf des noms

•Respiration et mouvements