A Kabbalistic View On Science Part2

Mike Bais, Bais

ISBN 10: 9082999013 / ISBN 13: 9789082999013

Published by Circle of Avalon Publishing, 2022

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Kabbalistic View On Science Part2
• Publisher: Circle of Avalon Publishing
• Publication Date: 2022
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9082999013
• ISBN 13: 9789082999013
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: As New

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Synopsis

After writing Part one of "A Kabbalistic view on science", published in 2019, it

was clear that there would be so much more to write about and reveal on this

deeply important meeting of the spiritual and scientific worlds. From my work in

the scientific field of Physiotherapy, as a University Lecturer for Medical

Professionals, and my almost twenty-five years of Kabbalistic training, I realized

there were still so many more significant connections to be shown.

Having taught throughout the Netherlands, in Germany and Belgium, and the UK

(at Hawkwood College, Stroud, England - The Centre for Future Thinking) for

more than 12 years, I now realize that there are so many more questions for the

reader and myself left unanswered, and even more fascinating material to be

carefully explored and shared. Given that my Kabbalah workshops and the first

book have been received with such enthusiasm and positive feedback, it has

inspired me to continue along this journey and write this second manuscript. The

knowledge that these unique teachings, once written down, will hold many keys

to applying the tradition of Kabbalah for generations to come, is a challenging

task for me that is well worth pursuing. The Toledano Kabbalah is the tradition

written about in this book, using the metaphysical diagrams of the Tree of Life

and Jacob's ladder. These diagrams set the framework for our spiritual work as

Kabbalists. In this second volume, there are new topics of science to discover,

discuss, contemplate and meditate upon. This volume can be read seperataly

from the first volume, although they complement each other.