Search Results: Kabbalah from By The Way Books

Los Angeles: Kabbalah Centre, 2003. First edition. Hardbound in very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. 226 pages.

Edmonton: J. Mead, 1999. First printing. Paperback in very good condition, Binding sewn, Japanese style.. Limited edition of 25 copies; 8.5" x 5.5"; 175 pages with a color frontis.

Bristol: Imagier, 2010. Second edition. Paperback in new condition.. 71 pages. An introduction to a movement that emerged in the Reformation era of the sixteenth century, a movement that was often condemned by the Church at large for its anti-establishment egalitarian views. This book demonstrates why Anabaptism, a radical alternative Christianity with roots in the Reformation, can enrich the whole Church in its mission and discipleship. Today it brings its distinctive voice and practices to the many challenges created in the failures of traditional western Christianity. The historic counter-cultural nature of Anabaptism enables it to offer viable patterns of witness, discipleship and worship to enhance the life and mission of the whole twenty-first century Church. This book examines the roots of Anabaptism, outlines it six core practical beliefs, underpinned by the four key principles of vision, spirituality, community and personal activism. It also shows how Anabaptism can speak into five… Read More

Los Angeles: The Kabbalah Centre, 2004. First edition. Hardbound in fine condition in very good dust jacket.. 178 pages.

Marina Del Rey: DeVorss, 1984. First edition. Paperback in very good condition.. 192 pages.

Montreal: Anathema, 2021. First edition. Cloth bound in fine condition.. Collector's Edition, limited to 309 copies; 5.25" x 8.5"; 176 pages. Hardbound in Deluxe Deep Black Buckram; Bronze & Matte White foil blocking on rounded spine and on the cover, as well as Blind Deboss on the backcover; Red Pantone and B&W interior, with Apple-Red with Burlap pattern embossing Endpapers; Dark Brown Headbands; Illustrated & Typeset by Joseph Uccello (Viatorium Press). Fine typography, printed on Cougar White Supersmooth 160M archive-quality paper; Comes with a carton-plate insert glued on the interior, individually hand-numbered, and signed by the author Greg Kaminsky. The work of Renaissance philosopher Giovanni Pico della Mirandola is both significant and interesting for a number of reasons. First, his writings provide both an approach to, and an understanding of, ancient wisdom traditions (philosophical and religious systems) and the way that we receive them in modern times. This is partly a discovery of how… Read More

East Meadow, NY, 1985. Paper booklet in very good condition.. 66 pages.

New York: Philosophical Library, 1954. First edition. Cloth bound in good condition; Spine ends and corners quite worn.. 210 pages.

New York, 2008. Paperback in very good condition.. Contains THE GODDING PROCESS David A. Cooper - A revelatory understanding of God, from the Kabbalah, GOD IS THE GOOD Patrick Laude - A masterful survey of God across the Traditions, IN THE SPIRIT OF GOD Nicholas Motovilov and St. Seraphim of Sarov - Meeting a saint and witnessing a miracle, THE GOD OF ABRAHAM Christopher Bamford - The joyous assent of the forefather of three Traditions, GOD IN HIS MERCY Simone Weil - A great mind and heart are pierced by the sacred, A FINGER POINTING AT THE MOON Tom Rothschild - Offering a new mythos of God for our time, SPARROWS AND SMUDGES OF CLAY Barbara Helen Berger - A story with commentary about Meister Eckhart and his wisdom, CONCERNING SECLUSION AND THE POSSESSION OF GOD Meister Eckhart - The great medieval mystic on how to live with God, THE BUDDHA ON THE SO-CALLED CREATOR-GOD Venerable Narada Mahathera - What the Buddha had to say about God, THE GOD-WAR Huston Smith - The world's leading historian of… Read More

New York: Garland, 1984. First edition. Cloth bound in fine condition.. 399 pages.

Jerusalem: Yeshivat Kol Yehuda" Research Centre of Kabbalah, 1970. Hardbound in very good condition in near very good dust jacket; Wear to jacket edges, especially the head of the spine.. 263 pages.

New York: The Kabbalah Centre, 1991. First edition. Paperback in very good condition.. 288 pages.

Boston: Shambhala, 1988. Paperback in very good condition.. 171 pages.

Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society, 2016. Paperback in new condition.. 607 pages.

New York: Barnes & Noble, 1998. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. 171 pages.

Glasgow: Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks, 1981. Cloth bound in fine condition.. Translated by Christopher Atton and Stephen Dziklewicz; Edited with an Introduction by Adam McLean; No. 23 in series; Limited to 250 numbered copies signed by Adam McLean; Bound in leatherette; 124 pages. At the end of the first volume of the important 17th century Kabbalistic compendium, the Kabbalah Denudata of Knorr von Rosenroth, there is a section containing 16 kabbalistic diagrams together with a text in Latin explaining the symbolism. These diagrams and the text illustrate the key ideas of Lurianic kabbalah. This present book reproduces these diagrams and provides a translation of the text, putting into print for the first time a valuable and unique source for the kabbalistic ideas during the mid 17th century. The diagrams relate in form to hermetic-alchemical figures of the same period. It is from material such as this that the 'Kabbalistic' tradition as pursued today in Western occultism has emerged, rather… Read More

Glasgow: Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks, 1981. Cloth bound in very good condition.. Translated by Christopher Atton and Stephen Dziklewicz; Edited with an Introduction by Adam McLean; No. 23 in series; Limited to 250 numbered copies signed by Adam McLean; Bound in leatherette; 124 pages. At the end of the first volume of the important 17th century Kabbalistic compendium, the Kabbalah Denudata of Knorr von Rosenroth, there is a section containing 16 kabbalistic diagrams together with a text in Latin explaining the symbolism. These diagrams and the text illustrate the key ideas of Lurianic kabbalah. This present book reproduces these diagrams and provides a translation of the text, putting into print for the first time a valuable and unique source for the kabbalistic ideas during the mid 17th century. The diagrams relate in form to hermetic-alchemical figures of the same period. It is from material such as this that the 'Kabbalistic' tradition as pursued today in Western occultism has emerged,… Read More

San Francisco: Harper, 1996. First edition. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. 61 pages.

Bristol: Imagier, 2014. First edition. Paperback in new condition.. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes by Brian G. McAllister; 361 pages. Edward Maitland's work with Anna Kingsford has long been known through his authoritative Life of Kingsford. Yet, it is his fascinating letters to two influential ladies, prominent in the social and literary worlds of England and the United States, which give us an insight into his thinking and philosophy, and provide us with intimate glimpses of his life in those worlds - as well as revealing something of the inner essence of the man himself.

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1998. Paperback in very good condition.. Promotional flyer for this book liad in; 161 pages.