The Garden of Paradox: The Essence of Non Dual Kabbalah in Three Conversations
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (911 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01HTXG3JM |
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| Number of Pages | : | 600 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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A comment on The Garden of Paradox, by Rabbi DoverBer Pinson Rabbi DovBer Pinson is a contemporary sage who brings to bear in his own person the esoteric teachings of the great Jewish mystics and hasidic masters, on the one hand, and the commentaries of rabbinic scholars who have informed "normative Judaism" over the centuries, on the other. He raises up the meanings hidden in scriptura. "Writing about what Can't be Written" according to Eric Maroney. The Garden of Paradox: The Essential Non Dual Kabbalah, does just what sets out to do.Rabbi DovBer lays out a program of non-dual mystical Judaism, easy to understand and concise.It is easy to understand, but not easy to conceptualize! One of the primary paradoxes of the Kabbalah, and mystical non-duality in general, is that i. Very beautiful book - inside and out! Even though we try not to judge books by their cover, we somehow do anyway. I did buy this book because it looked really nice (the tangible product looks even better) but it turns out that sometimes, the outside really does reflect the inside!This is a fantastic book. An engrossing read, and very interesting. I would go so far
Written in clear and concise prose, Rav DovBer Pinson gently guides the listener towards making sense of life's paradoxes and living meaningfully.. Who is God? Who am I? Why do I exist? What is my purpose in this life? Accessing the deepest secrets of Torah and Kabbalah, The Garden of Paradox helps us to find reason for the world we live in and the lives we have been given. Derived from actual discussions and classes at the IYYUN Center, The Garden of Paradox is a primer on the essential philosophy of Kabbalah, presented as a series of three conversations, revealing the mysteries of Creator, Creation, and Consciousness. With three representational students embodying, respectively, the philosopher, the activist, and the mystic, Rav DovBer Pinson tackles the larger questions of life