Little Baron
I have read this and that about Kabbalah over the years, recently finding an interest in returning to my studies, as change begins to filter into my life. Or at least, the desire for some.
But like Moonbow, I want to study it independantly from tarot to begin with.
I have a selection of books, but in my limited knowledge, I am not sure which would aid my study the best. I also have a translation of the Torah. Is this something that can be learned from, alongside a study of the tree? Can I take enough from these resources to practice the study in my everyday life?
I suppose that what I am asking here, is does anybody want to join me on this path. Either as a beginner or a teacher that can assist with a helping hand. I joined a forum before, but it is not set out in as sophisticated manner as this one, and doesn't have sections for introductions etc. To be in there is like being dropped head first into the deep end of the swimming pool. Since I know people here, maybe a real 'beginner-style' study where we can ask questions, get it wrong on occasion and share our experiences would be more beneficial at this stage. I have read some stuff on Kabbalah but up until now, a lot of it has not 'gone in'. I think my study needs to be a little more interactive.
What do you think? And if you are more experienced, where would you recommend I start?
LB
But like Moonbow, I want to study it independantly from tarot to begin with.
I have a selection of books, but in my limited knowledge, I am not sure which would aid my study the best. I also have a translation of the Torah. Is this something that can be learned from, alongside a study of the tree? Can I take enough from these resources to practice the study in my everyday life?
I suppose that what I am asking here, is does anybody want to join me on this path. Either as a beginner or a teacher that can assist with a helping hand. I joined a forum before, but it is not set out in as sophisticated manner as this one, and doesn't have sections for introductions etc. To be in there is like being dropped head first into the deep end of the swimming pool. Since I know people here, maybe a real 'beginner-style' study where we can ask questions, get it wrong on occasion and share our experiences would be more beneficial at this stage. I have read some stuff on Kabbalah but up until now, a lot of it has not 'gone in'. I think my study needs to be a little more interactive.
What do you think? And if you are more experienced, where would you recommend I start?
LB