Kim Chang-ho: Jewish Mysticism: Kabbalah and the Tree of Life

The original book is releasing the central dodo of the Jewish mystic Cabala, the life tree, from a new perspective. The canon was a drawing of 10 drawings in addition to the diagrams that have been written by the decrepit i. e. escenology and transcendiology as a simple explanation of the subject. Wisdom to effectively convey the essence of the subject to monarchs and students, and to the latter. Likewise, in Cabala the tree of life is a very prominent pottery that was carved into a single painting by compressing the Pentateuch. A wide range of sects occurs in different interpretations of the Bible. Thus, different interpretations of the tree conflict with the design of the life tree. Without understanding the cabalas that are flowing through the belly of Western civilization, Western philosophy is hard to read properly. The invisible influence of Kabala, like the reservoir of Western thought, is very great until it reaches modern philosophy. The most important example of Kabala mysticism is the problem of God. God's problem is also man's. The sum and body of God is a subject of mythical themes. It's not God's problem to explain in the doctrinal system of religion. In Cabala, it says that "the god does not exist in you, but in you you yourself.". No one can speak of God, but as clearly as in Cabala's mysticism about the coming of God and His presence in the realm of mystery. You're the one in Cabala. One with him. And then what happens is that you get to one. Kabala's mysticism is taking note of the process of being one with God, one with the other. The sum of the day with God reveals the true human face.

Korean title: 유대신비주의: 카발라와 생명나무

Korean author: 김창호

Korean publisher: 예랑(도서출판 예랑)

ISBN-13: 9788988137253