Immerse yourself in the profound and mystical world of Enoch with this large print edition, specially designed for easy readability and enriched with annotations and illustrations. This collection brings together the three ancient Books of Enoch (Enoch 1, 2, and 3), offering a complete journey through the apocalyptic visions, celestial mysteries, and timeless teachings of this legendary figure.Key Features:Full Collection: Includes Enoch 1 (Ethiopian), Enoch 2 (Slavonic), and Enoch 3 (Hebrew) for the most comprehensive compilation of these sacred texts.Annotated and Illustrated: Gain deeper insights into the texts with expert annotations and captivating illustrations that bring the visions of Enoch to life.Accessible Audio: Each book includes a link to download its audio version, allowing you to experience the Books of Enoch wherever you are.Large Print Format: Ideal for readers who prefer a more comfortable reading experience.The Books of Enoch Complete is a treasure for scholars, spiritual seekers, and anyone intrigued by the apocalyptic and esoteric traditions of early Judaism and Christianity. Whether you're reading for study or inspiration, this edition will captivate your mind and uplift your spirit.Order now to explore the mysteries of Enoch in a unique and engaging format! Read more

Un libro para descubrir la historia de Enoc. Un libro polémico y misterioso que nos invita a conocer más sobre un personaje bíblico notable y sus revelaciones censuradas. El libro del Enoc un libro que toma relevancia ya que es un libro que profetiza el final de los tiempos.El enigmático libro describe las visitas de Enoc al cielo, sus viajes, visiones y sueños, y sus varias revelaciones, tales como la caída de los ángeles vigilantes, el origen de los gigantes, los ángeles castigadores, las visiones del cielo y del infierno, las profecías del juicio final, y mucho más.EL LIBRO DEL ENOC EN ESPAÑOL COMPLETO - EDICIÓN ILUSTRADAUna edición completa ilustrada de los libros del Enoc que incluye ilustraciones de las diferentes profecías, revelaciones y visiones de Enoc. En esta edición encontrarás:✅ Libro del Juicio (Cap. 1 al 5), antes del año 200 a.C, cuenta las bendiciones pronunciadas por Enoc a los justos, y la retribución que recibirán los impíos.✅ Libro de los Vigilantes (Cap. 6 a 37), antes del 160 a.C. Trata sobre los ángeles caídos y conecta la historia de los Vigilantes con el relato bíblico del Diluvio Universal.✅ Libro de las Parábolas (Cap. 38 a 71), entre 63 a.C. y el siglo I d.C, profetiza la llegada del "Hijo del Hombre", la caída de los poderosos, y el establecimiento del Reino de Dios.✅ Libro de las Luminarias Celestiales (Cap. 72 a 82), del 250 y el 190 a.C. explica el calendario solar hebreo antiguo y se relaciona con el Libro de los Jubileos.✅ Libro de los Sueños (Cap. 83 a 90), Del 161 y el 125 a.C. Describe dos visiones apocalípticas de Enoc, representando a la humanidad y a Israel como animales simbólicos, desde la creación hasta el fin de los tiempos.✅ Carta de Enoc (Cap. 91 a 105), entre el 110 y el 60 a.C. Divide la historia humana en diez "semanas", analizando eventos pasados y futuros desde una perspectiva escatológica.✅ Fragmentos (Cap. 106 a 108): textos que parecen derivar del perdido Libro de Noé, discutiendo la maldad humana y anticipando un futuro mesiánico.Un libro controvertido y enigmático que nos anima a conocer en detalle la historia de Enoc, un personaje bíblico destacado y sus revelaciones que profetizan el fin de los tiempos.¿QUIÉN ERA ENOC?Enoc aparece mencionado explícitamente en el Génesis donde aparece como un personaje notable por haber caminado con Dios y haber sido llevado al cielo sin morir.Y caminó Enoc con Dios,después que engendró a Matusalén,trescientos años, y engendró hijos e hijas.Y fueron todos los días de Enoctrescientos sesenta y cinco años.Caminó, pues, Enoc con Dios,y desapareció, porque le llevó Dios.- Génesis 5:22-24De hecho, Enoc era el bisabuelo de Noé, padre de Matusalén y la séptima generación de Adán. Un libro maravilloso para conocer más sobre la historia y vida de uno de los personajes más virtuosos de la Biblia.¿DE QUE TRATA EL LIBRO DEL ENOC?El libro del Enoc consta de cinco partes principales que se cree que fueron originalmente obras independientes escritas en diferentes periodos históricos, en lo que ahora dicha compilación se conoce como El libro del Enoc. Este es un antiguo texto intertestamentario que pertenece a la literatura apócrifa, ya que no está incluido en el canon de la mayoría de las religiones, aunque Enoc aparece mencionado en todas las Biblia, y es parte del canon de la Iglesia Ortodoxa Etíope.Los estudiosos de la religión y del esoterismo encuentran en el Libro de Enoc una gran fuente de simbolismo y enseñanzas que ofrecen una perspectiva diferente a las narrativas tradicionales. Un objeto de estudio y discusión entre teólogos, historiadores y creyentes.Animate a conocer la historia completa de Enoc, sus visiones y profecías Read more

The Lost Books of the Bible: The Great Rejected Texts -Eighteen of the most sought after books available, which shed light on the evolution of our faith, our theology, and our church. Translations and commentary by the author of the highly acclaimed work, "The Books of Enoch: The Angels, The Watchers and The Nephilim," Joseph Lumpkin.- Section One: Lost Scriptures of the Old Testament-First Book of Adam and Eve, Second Book of Adam and Eve, First Book of Enoch, Second Book of Enoch (Secrets of Enoch), Jubilees, Jasher, The Story of Ahikar- Section Two: Apocalyptic Writings and the End of Days-Apocalypse of Abraham, Apocalypse of Thomas 4 Ezra, 2 Baruch, War Scroll (Sons of Dark vs. Sons of Light)- Section Three: Lost Scriptures of the New Testament-Gospel of Philip, Gospel of Mary Magdalene, Apocryphon of John, Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Judas, Acts Chapter 29 Read more

Among the first seven scrolls discovered in the caves of Qumran at the Dead Sea is a scroll given the name "The Book of Giants". It is thought to have been based on the Book of Enoch, a pseudepigraphical Jewish work from the third century BCE. The Book of Giants, like the Book of Enoch, concerns itself with the Nephilim, which are the offspring of fallen angels, who are called the Watchers. Two main versions of the text exist. The Dead Sea version is written in Aramaic. Another version has been found written in middle Persian, adapted from the Aramaic to fit into the Manichean religion. Both versions will be examined. Following theories speculating that the Book of Giants was once part of the Book of Enoch, we will attempt to place the two texts back together to render the complete story of the Watchers and the Nephilim. We will discover the history and contributions of these ancient scrolls and look carefully at their content and meaning. Throughout the combined texts of the Book of Giants and the Book of Enoch we will examine all the biblical and apocryphal references and parallels within the text. The result is an in-depth and panoramic view of the Angels, the Watchers, and the Nephilim, and how one of the giants of the Nephilim race may have survived the flood intended to cleanse the Earth of their horror. Read more

The Sefer Yetzirah is perhaps the oldest and most mysterious of all kabbalistic texts. In this landmark work of mystical studies, Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan brings the text’s theoretical, meditative, and magical implications to light. The book explores the dynamics of the spiritual domain, the worlds of the sefirot, souls and angels. Rabbi Kaplan explains that when properly understood the Sefer Yetzirah becomes an instruction manual for a very special type of meditation meant to strengthen concentration and to aid in the development of telekinetic and telepathic powers. Through the use of various signs, incantations, and divine names, initiates could also influence or alter natural events. This translation includes the meditation in five dimensions, the transition from binah to chakhmah consciousness, the point of infinity, kabbalistic astrology, Ezekiel’s vision according to the Sefer Yetzirah, and the mystery of the 231 gates. Also included is a digest of all major commentaries on the text of the Sefer Yetzirah and a bibliography of many of the major kabbalistic works that discus it, as well as extensive notes regarding the various aspects of the translation. Rabbi Kaplan’s translation is based on the Gra version of the text, which is thought to eb the most authentic. Also included is the short version, the long version, and the Saadia version, making this volume the most complete work on the Sefer Yetzirah available in English. Read more

There has never been a goddess in all the western traditions as maligned as the Goddess Lilith. She has been called the epitome of all that is evil in the world. She was considered wild, uninhibited, argumentative, and sexually deviant. She has been called the temptress, the prostitute from hell, and most popularly as the succubus that comes and not only steals the semen of men as they sleep, but also killing them in the process. Some of these qualities might very well be true and some not so much. One thing we know for sure is that she is a very powerful and ancient goddess. In this book, we will discuss what we know of her from the Western traditions. I will present the information chronologically; I will start with the earliest known accounts of Lilith to the most recent. I must warn you, however, much of the evidence we have about Lilith is very biased but despite this, I think we can learn much about her and put her "reputation" into the proper perspective. Although some may consider her evil, I consider her the quintessential goddess of the left-hand path. In this book, we will discuss the story of Lilith, and more importantly, we will learn how to tap into her fierce energy so we, too, can walk the left hand path with her. She is not for the faint of heart.... You have been warned. In this book, we will perform six rituals: To place a curse on your enemy. Bind someone to do your will. (It could be for any purpose) To gain seductive powers To gain protection from Lilith (Listen carefully) To gain courage and inner strength Sexually dedicate yourself to Lilith Read more

A LUCID AND DYNAMIC PATH TO SELF-TRANSFORMATION BASED ON AN ANCIENT KABBALISTIC TEMPLATE OF GROWTH.Seven Sefirot. Seven Weeks. Seven Stages of Transformation. Twenty Minutes a Day and you will emerge a different person.In just fifty days, Dance of the Omer will help you transform your life, your relationships, your dreams, and your clarity about your purpose in life.THE ENTIRE WORLD IS MADE OF FRACTALS WITHIN FRACTALS. For the Kabbalists, this Divine Sacred Geometry is known as the Sefirot, the Divine Emanations that constitute the structural makeup of the entire Universe, complete with its various physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, and metaphysical levels and spheres.FOR OVER 3,000 YEARS, the special time period of Sefirat Ha’Omer — the seven weeks between Pesach and Shavuot that correlate with the beginning of Spring and the reawakening and rebirth of the World — has been utilized to catalyze transformation in the lives of people all around the world.THE ACCUMULATION OF THE INTENTIONS of millions of people over thousands of years — all pouring their hearts, minds, bodies, souls, and consciousnesses into intentional transformation during this period of time — have infused these seven weeks with exponentially potent power for Personal-Growth and Self-Transformation.HARNESSING THE KABBALISTIC TEACHINGS about Color, Sound, Song, Prayer, Movement, Spiritual Archetypes, the Seven Directions, the Four Elements, the Garden of Eden, and the Cycles of the Natural World, Dance Of The Omer takes you on a Seven-Week Journey into the vibrant and beautiful, multi-colored and multi-dimensional World of the Sefirot.THROUGH DAILY EXPERIENTIAL TEACHINGS, MEDITATIONS, AND HANDS-ON EXERCISES, Dance of the Omer brings the Sefirot to life, helping you understand them, experience them, embody them, and utilize them to cultivate internal growth and transformation. Dance Of The Omer’s beautiful, eloquent, and poetically experiential descriptions of the Sefirot’s manifestation in Reality will help you discover their manifestation in your own life, enabling you to re-align with their flow and harness their power to create profound and lasting change in your life.PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION IS THE DESTINATION. THE SEFIROT ARE THE TRAIL MARKERS. THE DANCE OF THE OMER IS THE MAP. Together, they will take you on a journey from Egypt to the Promised Land; from Slavery to Freedom; from Tum’ah (spiritual impurity) to Taharah (spiritual purity); from Dullness to Revelation; from Confusion to Purpose; from Disconnectedness to Connection with your Higher, Truer-Self.Find out more about the book and the Author Benji Elson at www.danceoftheomer.com. Read more

The Watchers were a group of Angels tasked with recording the deeds and progress of humankind. These Angels left their heavenly post and came to earth to experience the fleshly realm. One of the first actions of the Fallen Angels was to breed with human women. The offspring of these fallen, rebellious spirits and human females were hybrids, referred to as the Giants, the Nephilim (meaning "The Fallen Ones"), and the Men of Renown. Among the first seven scrolls discovered in the caves of Qumran at the Dead Sea is a scroll given the name, “The Book of Giants.” It records this history and is thought to have been based on the Book of Enoch, a pseudepigraphical Jewish work from the 3rd century BCE. The Book of Giants, like the Book of Enoch, concerns itself with the Watchers and their evil offspring. Two main versions of the text exist. The Dead Sea version is written in Aramaic. Another version has been found written in middle Persian, adapted from the Aramaic to fit into the Manichean religion. Both versions will be examined. Following theories speculating that the Book of Giants was once part of the Book of Enoch, we will attempt to place the two texts back together to render the complete story of the Watchers and the Nephilim. We will discover the history and contributions of these ancient scrolls and look carefully at their content and meaning. Throughout the combined texts we will examine all the biblical and apocryphal references and parallels within the text. The result is an in-depth and panoramic view of the Angels, the Watchers, and the Nephilim, and how one of the giants of the Nephilim race may have survived the flood intended to cleanse the Earth of their horror. Read more

“A great way to deepen your spiritual life is to take a deep dive into a tradition other than your own—especially if you have a competent guide, and Rabbi Rami is an extraordinary guide. Not into Zen? Not a Jew? Not a problem. Anyone on any path will benefit enormously from this profoundly illuminating book.” —Philip Goldberg, author of American Veda: From Emerson and the Beatles to Yoga and Meditation, How Indian Spirituality Changed the WestWith reference to Shunryu Suzuki Roshi’s classic Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind, Rami Shapiro begins with beginner’s mind as “empty, free of the habits of the expert, ready to accept, to doubt, and open to all the possibilities. It is the kind of mind which can see things as they are, which step by step and in a flash can realize the original nature of everything.” Then, Rami ponders beginner’s mind in the child of the Passover Haggadah “who knows not how to ask.” The parents of this child are told to open (patach) the child to the art of questioning. Asking questions is key to Jewish mind.The questioning perennial beginner is central to both Zen and Jewish, Rami demonstrates: a daring, iconoclastic, often humorous mind devoted to shattering the words, texts, isms, and ideologies on which expert mind—closed to inquiry—depends.Zen Mind / Jewish Mind is not a scholarly study of anything, let alone Zen or Judaism, and despite all the footnotes, the book rests solely on Shapiro’s fifty-plus years of playing in the garden of Judaism, Zen, and advaita/nonduality. Chapters include “Dharma Eye, God’s I” (1), “Koan and Midrash” (4), and “The Yoga of Conversation” (7). Read more

Rabbi Moshe Cordovero s Tomer Devorah is a 16th century Torah classic, and its fundamental first chapter demonstrates how heaven and earth dynamically and positively influence one another whenever we exhibit compassion as we emulate each of the Creator s Thirteen Attributes of Mercy.The ELUCIDATED TOMER DEVORAH provides a brilliant commentary to this essential first chapter, elaborating upon the difference between each of these 13 distinct aspects of compassion.Through real-life examples, illuminating stories and insights from rabbinic sages, the author develops a practical blueprint for truly optimizing interpersonal relationships.The text concludes with an essay of profound significance. Entitled Olam Katan (The human being is a microcosm of the universe), it discusses how the entire universe operates in response to man s deeds, which in turn, wield a great influence over everything that transpires in heaven and on earth.Written in a language and style that makes these lofty concepts engaging, accessible, and meaningful to all readers, the ELUCIDATED TOMER DEVORAH will alter and elevate the way you live and look at life. Read more

"The simple and practical wisdom I have gained by reading this book and studying Kabbalah is immeasurable." —Madonna"This book will inspire your soul. Michael Berg has accomplished the monumental task of translating the eternal truths of life into spiritual common sense. Without a doubt, The Way will become one of the sacred texts of your own life." —Caroline Myss, Ph.D., author of Anatomy of the Spirit and Sacred ContractsThe spiritual way of Kabbalah has grown from a hidden treasure into a widespread mainstream movement that has helped people from every walk of life, all around the world, to improve their lives. In this bestselling book, Michael Berg of The Kabbalah Centre—the world's leading educational institution teaching the wisdom of Kabbalah—shows you how to recognize and understand the key spiritual laws in order to improve your life and the lives of everyone around you. The Way will teach you meditation and prayer techniques and how to reduce emotional chaos and increase personal harmony. At once groundbreaking and so clearly written that it is accessible to anyone following any spiritual path, The Way provides the spiritual power tools to attain true fulfillment and happiness. Read more

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This is where the age old comparisons between “Paleo-Hebrew” & Mdw Ntcher come to fruition. The word, the noun Elohim. The beginning of endless bible controversies, and even bible confusion. The people that think they know what the word means, as Gods… It confuses them as to how the Jewish Scholars, Israelite Scholars, Christian Scholars etc… like how can they not see the problem. There have been whole careers launched by people pretending they aren’t regurgitating Dr. ____ books… Then once they establish that Elohim is plural, they figure they can really get into their bag and start going into multiple different Gods etc… Read more

Do you find yourself drawn to the mystical Kabbalah? Are you a beginner, seeking to understand what this wonderful, Kabbalistic way of life is all about? Perhaps you're seeking more information about Jewish mysticism? Whatever the case, this book will show you the very basics about Kabbalah, the essential philosophies that form the foundations of Jewish mysticism, and how you can apply this knowledge to your life.In this book, you'll learn:What the Kabbalah is (and what it isn't!)The Hermetic Qabalah, and its fundamental principlesThe core Kabbalistic concepts you need to know to get your practice rightThe angels that are most relevant to the practice of KabbalahKabbalah and its divine connection to the starsThe difference between the knowable and unknowable DivineThe five levels of your soul and how we ascend them and descend themThe sacred Kabbalistic texts that form the main source of your Kabbalistic knowledgeAnd lots more!With this handy guidebook as your starting point, you can finally take the plunge into your practice of Kabbalah. You will find this book to be a refreshing one, as you learn that you don't have to be a rabbi, or know how to speak fluent Hebrew or Aramaic, or even be a Jew before you enjoy the light of the Kabbalah in your life. Before you read any other book, use this one as a launchpad, and you won't have to deal with the confusion that most beginners often experience when reading other texts.Click the “add to cart” button to learn how to follow the way of Kabbalah. Read more

One of the great masterpieces of Western religious thought—culled by the greatest authority on Jewish mysticism.The Zohar represents an attempt to uncover hidden meanings behind the world of appearances. It is the central work in the literature of the Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition. This volume of selected passages from the Zohar offers a sampling of its unique vision of the esoteric wonders of creation; the life and destiny of the soul; the confluence of physical and divine love; suffering and death; exile and redemption. Read more

Ancient Kabbalistic mysticism and the search for meaning by looking to the stars are related in ways that may surprise readers. Kabbalah, in fact, offers arguably the oldest and wisest application of astronomy and astrology known to humankind. Kabbalistic Astrology is a tool for understanding one's individual nature at its deepest level and putting that knowledge to immediate use in the real world. A natural addition to Berg’s many writings on spirituality, the book explains why destiny is not the same as predestination and shows that we have many possible futures and can become masters of our fate. Written in Berg’s trademark clear, intelligible style, the book teaches how to discover challenges faced in previous incarnations and how to overcome them, as well as the secrets to finding the love, success, and spiritual fulfillment. Read more

Gain a better understanding of the Kabbalah path to spiritual transformation and a deeper connection with the Jewish faithComing from the Hebrew root that means "to receive," Kabbalah is known as the "inner" or "esoteric" dimension of Judaism. Kabbalah for Beginners is your introduction to a great spiritual tradition that will help you deepen your experience of the Divine through Kabbalistic portals into the Eternal Present.Divided into four categories: theosophical, ecstatic, Hasidic, and contemporary, this book explores everything including ancient concepts, core teachings, practices and traditions, and even misconceptions of Kabbalah. Written in a contemporary tone and point of view, this beginner's guide brings this ancient discipline into the here and now.In Kabbalah for Beginners you'll find:God is existence―The Kabbalist method is that God is not a being, not even the most supreme being, but is rather Being itself.What is Kabbalah―Get inspired by interspersed quotes from the Torah and frequent sidebars that highlight the Kabbalah's relevance to readers' experiences.Spirituality simplified―Learn through a clear straightforward language to bring intuitiveness to deep philosophical concepts.Discover a contemporary guide to this ancient wisdom and move toward spiritual transformation. Read more

"The Bahir is one of the oldest and most influential of all classical Kabbalah texts.Until the publication of the Zohar, the Bahir was the most widely quoted primary source of Kabbalistic teachings. The Bahir is quoted in every major book on Kabbalah, the earliest being the Raavad's commentary on Sefer Yetzirah, and it is cited numerous times by Rabbi Moshe ben Nachman (Ramban) in his commentary on the Torah. It is also quoted many times in the Zohar. It was first published around 1176 by the Provence school of Kabbalists; the first printed edition appeared in Amsterdam in 1651. The name Bahir is derived from the first verse quoted in the text (Job 37:21), "And now they do not see light, it is brilliant (Bahir) in the skies." It is also called the "Midrash of Rabbi Nehuniah ben HaKana," particularly by the Ramban. The reason might be that Rabbi Nehuniah's name is at the very beginning of the book, but most Kabbalists actually attribute the Bahir to him and his school. Some consider it the oldest kabbalistic text ever written.Although the Bahir is a fairly small book, some 12,000 words in all, it was very highly esteemed among those who probed its mysteries. Rabbi Judah Chayit, a prominent fifteenth-century Kabbalist, writes, "Make this book a crown for your head." Much of the text is very difficult to understand, and Rabbi Moshe Cordevero (1522-1570), head of the Safed school of Kabbalah, says, "The words of this text are bright (Bahir) and sparkling, but their brilliance can blind the eye." One of the most important concepts revealed in the Bahir is that of the Ten Sefirot, and careful analysis of these discussions yields much of what will be found in later kabbalistic works, as well as their relation to anthropomorphism and the reason for the commandments. Also included is a discussion of reincarnation, or Gilgul, an interpretation of the letters of the Hebrew alphabet, the Thirty-two Paths of Wisdom, and the concept of Tzimtzum. " Read more

Counting the Omer is a Kabbalistic meditation guide to understand the in-depth meanings of each of the forty-nine days between Pesach (Passover) and the Shavuot celebration of the revealing of the Torah. Rabbi Kantrowitz follows Kabbalistic guidelines to show how the unique values of the sephirot interact each day, giving the reader insight into the strengths of the day. Through this guide the reader is led to meditate on the mystical qualities of life and self. Read more

Sepher Rezial Hemelach is the longawaited first English translation of this famous magical text a translation from the ancient Hebrew in the rare and complete 1701 Amsterdam edition.According to Hebrew legend, the Sepher Rezial was presented to Adam in the Garden of Eden, given by the hand of God, and delivered by the angel Rezial. The myth thus suggests that this is the first book ever written, and of direct divine provenance. A diverse compendium of ancient Hebrew magical lore, this book was quite possibly the original source for later, traditional literature on angelic hierarchy, astrology, Qabalah, and Gematria. Moses Gaster mentions this in his introduction to The Sword of Moses (1896) suggesting that the Sepher Rezial could be a primary source for many magic and qabalistic books of the Middle Ages. Sepher Rezial Hemelach is a compilation of five books: "The Book of the Vestment," "The Book of the Great Rezial," "The Holy Names," "The Book of the Mysteries," and "The Book of the Signs of the Zodiac." It includes extensive explanatory text on the holy names of God, the divisions of Heaven and Hell, the names and hierarchy of the angels and spirits, as well as symbolic interpretations of both the Book of Genesis and Sepher Yetzirah. It also includes material on astronomy, astrology, gematria, and various magical talismans, most notably those used for protection during childbirth. In his introduction, Steve Savedow details the history, bibliographical citations, and lineage of this famous work. He lists the old and rare manuscripts still in existence, and provides a bibliography of other reference works for study of the Western esoteric tradition.  Read more