mystical Judaism

He believed that Hinduism is closer in this respect to mystical Judaism than Christianity.

According to mystical Judaism, thirty-six pure souls, known as the Lamed Vov, hold the world together, keeping God from destroying the sinners who offend him.

In a Jerusalem yeshiva, Rabbi Batzri, who specializes in mystical Judaism, claimed to have coaxed the dybbuk, or spirit, out of Yehudit Sigvatker, 38.

Her special dream is to be granted the time to work and study in the Israeli city of Safed, a center of mystical Judaism in the 16th century and now a artists' colony.

His attraction to Hinduism, Christianity and Islam (and later, mystical Judaism) stemmed from their ability to craft "myths to provide meaning, mystery and hope," which arguably are "no less relevant than purely scientific accounts."

Some of this material has been integrated into the Robert Hand Library, which now houses the original texts and translations of most of the ancient and medieval astrologers, as well as the history of science, philosophy and mystical Judaism.

Madonna, who ended her “Sticky and Sweet” world tour with concerts in Tel Aviv this week, began with a reminder of her faith in the kabbalah, or mystical Judaism, by asking that work on her performance stage be halted to respect the Sabbath.

In a review of Horowitz's book, FrontPage magazine associate editor David Swindle wrote that she fused "the painful lessons of her father's life with a mystical Judaism to complete the task he never could: showing how the Left could save itself from self-destruction."