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Opening the Inner Gates: New Paths in Kabbalah and Psychology

Author: Edward Hoffman (editor)
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Book Title
Opening the Inner Gates: New Paths in Kabbalah and Psychology
Author
Edward Hoffman (editor)
Book Condition
GOOD/FAIR
ISBN
9781570620553
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Shambhala
Year Published
1995
The Kabbalah is Judaism's intriguing mystical tradition, thousands of years old. Though Jewish mysticism fell into obscurity for much of the industrial age, since the 1960s it has begun flowering once again throughout the world. In recent years, a growing number of people - both Jews and non-Jews - are finding the the Kabbalah to be a fascinating treasure house of wisdom about the human mind. Men and women are discovering and applying Jewish mystical insights in daily life, and professionals in such fields as psychology, psychotherapy, and medicine are actively using Kabbalah in their work. Opening the Inner Gates is an anthology concerning these explorations. In sixteen chapters, thirteen contributors present both theoretical considerations and applied methods of Kabbalah in such areas as healing, the mind-body relationship, dreamwork, intuition and creativity, storytelling, women's spirituality, parenting, working with the elderly, and "repairing the world" (tikkun olam).

The Kabbalah is Judaism's intriguing mystical tradition, thousands of years old. Though Jewish mysticism fell into obscurity for much of the industrial age, since the 1960s it has begun flowering once again throughout the world. In recent years, a growing number of people - both Jews and non-Jews - are finding the the Kabbalah to be a fascinating treasure house of wisdom about the human mind. Men and women are discovering and applying Jewish mystical insights in daily life, and professionals in such fields as psychology, psychotherapy, and medicine are actively using Kabbalah in their work.

Opening the Inner Gates is an anthology concerning these explorations. In sixteen chapters, thirteen contributors present both theoretical considerations and applied methods of Kabbalah in such areas as healing, the mind-body relationship, dreamwork, intuition and creativity, storytelling, women's spirituality, parenting, working with the elderly, and "repairing the world" (tikkun olam).

The Kabbalah is Judaism's intriguing mystical tradition, thousands of years old. Though Jewish mysticism fell into obscurity for much of the industrial age, since the 1960s it has begun flowering once again throughout the world. In recent years, a growing number of people - both Jews and non-Jews - are finding the the Kabbalah to be a fascinating treasure house of wisdom about the human mind. Men and women are discovering and applying Jewish mystical insights in daily life, and professionals in such fields as psychology, psychotherapy, and medicine are actively using Kabbalah in their work.

Opening the Inner Gates is an anthology concerning these explorations. In sixteen chapters, thirteen contributors present both theoretical considerations and applied methods of Kabbalah in such areas as healing, the mind-body relationship, dreamwork, intuition and creativity, storytelling, women's spirituality, parenting, working with the elderly, and "repairing the world" (tikkun olam).