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MENSAGEM ROSACRUZ CABALA Kabbalah Cabala is the esoteric tradition of the Jews, and means to receive, to accept. The
fundamentals of Kabbalah can be found in the books Sepher Yetsirah or Book of
Creation, of controverted origin, believed to date of the century between 3 and 6, and in the Book
Zohar or Book of Light, appeared in 1280. Moses,
initiated in the Mysteries of Egypt, revealed some of the oldest traditions
of mankind that are incorporated in
the Kabbalah. The Kabbalah is divided into theoretical and
practical. The
theoretical Kabbalah contains the study of the mysteries of God, the fall of
the angels, the chaos and the creation of the matter, the seven days of the creation,
the reintegration of man to the Creator. The practical
Kabbalah studies the communication with the celestial beings, the letters and
the sacred names and the Tarot cards. God
created the universe with number, weight and measure. The
Hebrew alphabet consists of 22 letters considered sacred. For each
letter it corresponds a number and the Kabbalists study the numerous
combinations of the numbers and Hebrew letters. The divine
names are ten and are attributes of God. Others
Hebrew names: IEVE – the
Jews avoided pronouncing him for not to profane it, replacing it with for Adonai
(Lord). They call
this name of Tetragrammaton (tetra = four) for to consists of four letters. IEVE
means “the Being who was, is, and will be”. Other
divines names: Elohm, Eloah, Shaddai, Aheleh, Ieve Tsebaoth, Adonai. God is
unknowable, however, can be known by man for His ten emanations or ways of He
to manifest. These ten
manifestations of God are the Sephiroth. The
Sephiroth form the call Tree of Life, symbolized for a tree from which the
attributes of God hang as leaves in its branches. There are
three emanations superior (the Crown, Intelligence, Wisdom) and six inferiors. How much
more high its are in the Tree of the Life more elevated its are. The right
side of the Tree of Life is positive and corresponds to the man, the left
side is negative and corresponds to the woman. The
center harmonizes these two opposite qualities. The
Absolute, called Ain-Soph, literally “The Infinite” is the central point of
the study of Kabbalah. The 22
Hebrew letters and the 10 numbers form the 32 Paths of Wisdom. The Kabballah
teaches that there are three worlds: -
Neshamah – the superior world, the sky. -
Ruashi – the intermediate world, the astral -
Nephesh – the inferior world, the physical
world. The man participates
of the three worlds, being more conscientious of the inferior world. The
Kabbalists also say that the man mann has
theree parts or bodies distinct but interdependent : Neshamah (spirit), Ruash
(the soul) and Nephesh |(the body). The students
of the Kabbalah through a pure life, meditation, isolation, fasting and
prayer, using the tetragrama can enter in contact with the astral and
celestial beings. The practical
Kabbalistics also studies the ceremonial magic, the communication with the
dead, the spiritual healing, the talismans the astrology and psychic
phenomena. According
to Kabbalah, the elements earth, water, air fire) are inhabited by invisible beings
to human eyes called shedin (elementals). + +
+ There is,
after all, the age that presents itself in the face. Émile Augier What I
see of God is enough for me to believe what I do not see of Him. Emerson The life
needs pauses. Carlos D.
Andrade The sky
is of the great contemplative silences. Machado
de Assis I have
more fear of three newspapers that one hundred thousand bayonets. Napoleon
Bonaparte + +
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