cabbalist

From 1285 until some time after 1290, Comino was the home of exiled prophetic cabbalist Abraham Abulafia.

And though aiming to titillate, the execution is so naff it might as well be renamed 'Confessions Of A Cabbalist'."

Guillaume Postel (March 25, 1510 - September 6, 1581) was a French linguist, astronomer, Cabbalist, diplomat, professor, and religious universalist.

This form of magic is sufficiently distant from the Jewish Kabbalah, but rather a kind of "generic" cabbalist, which can be adapted to different cultures (Judeo-Christian, Nordic, etc..)

According to Maltese folklore, a mystical hermit named Kerrew would occasionally cross the channel between Malta and Comino on his cloak to meet the renowned cabbalist, Abulafia.

In Konya he is thought to have studied astronomy under the tutelage of a mystical cabbalist, a Hurufi, who believed God is embodied in the Arabic and Persian alphabets.

Still, Rabbi Yitzhak Kadouri, an elderly cabbalist rabbi with a big following, proclaimed himself opposed to a withdrawal from the Golan Heights, and on Sunday flew to a Golan kibbutz.

He'd made his name exposing the cabbalist workings of the Rosenbergs' rituals, volunteering that the couple had to be prosecuted by a fellow Jew lest the taint of golem-raising and child sacrifice spread to his entire people.