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wow, now that is some psychic abilities!
I actually ate doritos yesterday as I was downing a bottle of arak
today the munchies was nutella though; if I didn't have a lady already, I'd seriously try to see if I could legally marry nutella.
mazal tov!
I actually ate doritos yesterday as I was downing a bottle of arak
Damn, then you're already enlightened...Sorry I didn't see you here in the upper realm...
Must have been the blinding light emanating from hubbleman's aura as he is so much more evolved than us lower level yogis.
We'll have to meet up and go check out where the hot chicks hang out. If we get em to stand in front of hubble, I'll bet we can see right through their white robes.
Damn, then you're already enlightened...Sorry I didn't see you here in the upper realm...
Must have been the blinding light emanating from hubbleman's aura as he is so much more evolved than us lower level yogis.
We'll have to meet up and go check out where the hot chicks hang out. If we get em to stand in front of hubble, I'll bet we can see right through their white robes.
Oops... you never considered the rather EXTENSIVE references.... did you? pwned again
Nobody has to dispel your beliefs to support the OP's correct reference and application.Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Kabbalah
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Lists of Kabbalah terms
- Kabbalah Dictionary 5300 terms and concepts each with indications of Notariqon, Gematria and Atbash
- Resources > Medieval Jewish History > Jewish Mysticism Jewish History Resource Center
- FAQ about Kabbalah JewFaq.org
- Cabala Jewishrncyclopedia.com
- Bibliographic Surveys of Books on Jewish Mysticism in English
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- Kabbalah for beginners. All questions been answered
Kabbalah study groups
- Glossary of kabbalistic terms Bnei Baruch
- Central terms and concepts in Kabbalah neohasid.org
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- Kabbalah TV – Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education & Research Institute kab.tv
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Jewish sites - Liberal
- Who Should Learn the Hidden Torah? Rambam (Maimonides), Guide for the Perplexed.
- English and Aramaic Zohar Online (searchable) Kabbalah Centre
- Kabbalah Library Bnei Baruch
- Important Kabbalah texts in English KabbalahOnline.org
Jewish sites - Orthodox
- LearnKabbalah Jay Michaelson's site
Online Hasidic Kabbalah texts
- Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism Talmudist perspective of Kabbalah
- What is Kabbalah? Chabad
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- A-Z Kabbalah Institute
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Jewish criticisms of Kabbalah
- letter of the Baal Shem Tov
- Lessons in Tanya Chabad
- The Gate Of Unity Translation & Commentary of The Gate Of Unity
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- Anti-Maimonidean Demons Article by José Faur
- Maimonides Agonist: Disenchantment and Reenchantment in Modern Judaism Article by Menachem Kellner
- Milhamot Hashem Attack on the Zohar by Yihhyah Qafahh. Hebrew
- Emunat Hashem Reply to Milhamot Hashem by Jerusalem rabbis. Hebrew
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You might want to run that by all the citations above. Your argument has crawled out on the limb and we have a whole tree of reference to uh... reference.
He might suggest your argument is drifting.
Ever see The World According To Garp?
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Ell fucking OH ELL mrcreosote!! ...and thanks for reminding me, I need to call the sweep about the stainless steel liner...
Because - apparently unlike you - I have read Crowley and understand something of his sense of humor!
another fine example that says EVERY NOOB thinks that magick = crowley + sacrifice
You misunderstood my JOKE, homie.
I really did "sacrifice a male child" this morning in exactly the same way that Crowley did it when HE performed this ceremony. Well, not EXACTLY... we might have different physical techniques in order to achieve the sacrifice. But I followed his methodology to a 't'.
i will quote ya just in case you delete this master of art post
Oh, don't worry. I don't delete my posts. Especially when I'm having so much fun showing you that you don't know all that you think you know.
You're like a kid with his feet in a bucket of water trying to teach a dolphin to swim in the ocean.
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Fahoo fores dahoo dores
Originally Posted by Hubbleman View Post
Its funny there are so many names for what i do:
But only one that fits.
Its funny there are so many names for what i do:
But only one that fits.
yeah, ok... you just keep on mis-representing all you find so as to try to support your argument. the citations above prove my point, ever read Kaplan? I have, and he even explains what I'm explaining to you, how else you think I know this?
fact is, kabbalah will still be the hebrew word for reception; kabbalah is the act of receiving certain traditions; not the tradition in and of itself. regardless of how much you want to twist it.
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