Pardes Rimonim - Pomegranate Orchard (moshe Cordovero)
Elizeu Antonio De Souza
Sep 2024 · Clube de Autores
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Pardes Rimonim (The Pomegranate Orchard), written by Rabbi Moshe Cordovero in the 16th century, is one of the most important works of Kabbalah, an esoteric branch of Judaism that seeks to unlock the hidden secrets of the universe and God. Cordovero was one of the greatest Kabbalists of his generation, and his writings represent a milestone in the organization and systematization of Kabbalistic teachings. Pardes Rimonim explores the nature of the sefirot (the 10 divine attributes), the creation of the universe, and the mystical relationships between the Divine and the material world. This book is a masterpiece of spiritual insight and mysticism, grounded in profound Jewish wisdom. Its value to the Kabbalistic world is unparalleled, for it systematizes and organizes the teachings of generations of Kabbalists who preceded it. Over the years, Pardes Rimonim has been widely studied by serious students of Kabbalah, and is an essential text for anyone interested in understanding the depth of the spiritual mysteries that shape the esoteric tradition of Judaism. The main goal of the translation is to democratize access to one of the most influential texts of Kabbalah. While studying Hebrew is recommended for a deeper understanding, this translation provides a solid foundation for serious students seeking to explore Jewish mysticism without the hindrance of language. It allows the reader to not only understand the basic concepts of Kabbalah, but also to experience the spiritual depth that Cordovero infused into his work. The book contains all the images and diagrams from the original.
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