IPA: //kəˈbɑːlə//
KK: /kæbələ/
A mystical and esoteric interpretation of Jewish religious texts, particularly the Torah, focusing on the nature of God and the universe.
Many scholars study qabalah to gain deeper insights into spiritual matters.
**Qabalah** → The word 'qabalah' originates from Hebrew 'קַבָּלָה' (qabbālāh), meaning 'receiving' or 'tradition'. It refers to a mystical and esoteric interpretation of Jewish teachings and texts, particularly the Torah. The term embodies the concept of receiving divine wisdom and knowledge through tradition.
Think of 'receiving' knowledge and wisdom through tradition, which helps you remember that 'qabalah' is about the mystical teachings passed down in Jewish culture.