How do you REALLY spell Kabbalah?
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 4:53 pm
In my journeys through Golden Dawn, Aleister Crowley, and other metaphysical pursuits, I kept coming across Kabala...Cabala...Kabbalah. (An entire philosophy based on a picture-to put it simply) The entire Tarot card system is based on the Tree of Life glyph and it all stems from Jewish mysticism. :yh_whistl
So, anyway.
Aside from the many amazing things in this system, they describe masculine and feminine as, respectively, Force and Form. Of course these are the archtypes of which everyone has both of contained in their person. The masculine, Force, is the potential to be...ANYTHING! The feminine is the Form which creates...SOMETHING. So without the feminine, the masculine can be anything but is NOT. Without the masculine, the feminine can't create because there is no momentum to work with.
There is a theory among some Kabbalists, Cabalists, Kabalists, that the "evil" that has been attributed to women over time is the result of anger for the female having to limit the male. By chosing to be something it eliminates the possibility of being everything else.
I tested this theory out on a male friend who said "My God! I think that' why I'm gay!" :wah:
Any other thoughts?
Has anyone studied Kabbalah?
It is an essential part of many magickal workings.
So, anyway.
Aside from the many amazing things in this system, they describe masculine and feminine as, respectively, Force and Form. Of course these are the archtypes of which everyone has both of contained in their person. The masculine, Force, is the potential to be...ANYTHING! The feminine is the Form which creates...SOMETHING. So without the feminine, the masculine can be anything but is NOT. Without the masculine, the feminine can't create because there is no momentum to work with.
There is a theory among some Kabbalists, Cabalists, Kabalists, that the "evil" that has been attributed to women over time is the result of anger for the female having to limit the male. By chosing to be something it eliminates the possibility of being everything else.
I tested this theory out on a male friend who said "My God! I think that' why I'm gay!" :wah:
Any other thoughts?
Has anyone studied Kabbalah?
It is an essential part of many magickal workings.