Meanings of kabbalistic in English

The organic image expresses the unity of this Kabbalistic symbol.

This can be understood better by forming a Kabbalistic table of the same word in English.

But I understand that you also believe that human science will always be inferior to Kabbalistic and Scriptural studies.

When he described this holiness, Gordon used Kabbalistic terms that had once been applied to the mysterious realm of God:

'Tell me what it means to be Kabbalistic, Mendel.

Elijah sought out this "father of the Kabbalistic Renaissance," and revealed the mysteries of the universe to him.

Kabbalistic terms in italics.

After this he is to repeat certain portions of the Mishnah, and something of the Zohar or some other Kabbalistic work.

And his whole late-period Kabbalistic phase had a bit more tantric sex-meets-mystic Celtic woodland creatures than she had the stomach for.

The most influential Kabbalistic text was The Zohar, which was probably written in about 1275 by the Spanish mystic Moses of Leon.

(66) I have read and known certain Kabbalistic triflers, whose insanity provokes my unceasing astonishment.

In Kabbalistic teachings there is one Trinity which comprises all the Sephiroth, and it consists of the crown, the king and the queen.

"Only some Kabbalistic formula," he replied, quite naturally.

White takes the ancient Kabbalistic legend and custom and fits it to today's geek culture, throwing in references to Lost, Dr. Who and Concrete.

It is the Trinity which created the world, or, in Kabbalistic language, the universe was born from the union of the crowned king and queen.

When disaster and tragedy engulfed Spanish Jewry during the fifteenth century, it was the Kabbalistic God which helped them to make sense of their suffering.