想要学习卡巴拉的朋友有福了，，THE KABALAH It must be confessed that the origin of the Kabalah is lost in the mists of antiquity; no one can demonstrate who was its author, or who were its earliest teachers. Considerable evidence may be adduced to show that its roots pass back to the Hebrew Rabbis who flourished at the time of the Second Temple about the year 515 B.C. Of its existence before that time I know of no proofs. It has been suggested that the captivity of the Jews in Babylon led to the formation of this philosophy by the effect of Chaldean lore and dogma acting on Jewish tradition. No doubt in the earliest stages of its existence the teaching was entirely oral, hence the name QBLH from QBL to receive, and it became varied by the minds through which it filtered in its course; there is no proof that any part of it was written for centuries after. It has been kept curiously distinct both from the Exoteric Pentateuchal Mosaic books, and from the ever-growing Commentaries upon them, the Mishna and Gemara, which form the Talmud. This seems to have grown up in Hebrew theology without combining with the recondite doctrines of the Kabalah. In a similar manner we see in India that the Upanishads, an Esoteric series of treatises, grew up alongside the Brahmanas and the Puranas, which are Exoteric instructions designed for the use of the masses of the people. With regard to the oldest Kabalistic books still extant, a controversy has raged among modern critics, who deny the asserted era of each work, and try to show that the assumed author is the only person who could not have written each one in question. But these critics show the utmost divergence of opinion the moment it becomes necessary to fix on a date or an author; so much more easy is destructive criticism than the acquirement of real knowledge. Let us make a short note of the chief of the old Kabalistic treatises. The "Sepher Yetzirah" or "Book of Formation" is the oldest treatise; it is attributed by legend to Abraham the Patriarch: several editions of an English translation by myself have been published. This work explains a most curious philosophical scheme of Creation, drawing a parallel between the origin of the world, the sun, the planets, the elements, seasons, man and the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet; dividing them into a Triad, a Heptad and a Dodecad; three mother letters A, M, and Sh are referred to primeval Air, Water and Fire; seven double letters are referred to the planets and the sevenfold division of time, etc.: and the twelve simple letters are referred to the months, zodiacal signs and human organs. Modern criticism tends to the conclusion that the existing ancient versions were compiled about A.D. 200. The "Sepher Yetzirah" is mentioned in the Talmuds, both of Jerusalem and of Babylon; it was written in the Neo-Hebraic language, like the Mishna. ……文件密码：www.zhiyins.com下载地址回复可见：游客，如果您要查看本帖隐藏内容请回复
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摘要：《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》是一本关于卡巴拉研究的入门书籍。本文将从四个方面对该书进行详细阐述：一、作者和书籍简介；二、卡巴拉的定义和起源；三、卡巴拉的主要概念和教义；四、卡巴拉的研究方法和应用。通过对《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》的全面介绍，读者可以对卡巴拉有更深入的了解。
1、作者和书籍简介
《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》是由阿瑟·爱德华·维特莱布（Arthur Edward Waite）所著，于1910年出版。维特莱布是一位英国的卡巴拉学者和神秘主义研究者，他致力于将卡巴拉的知识传播给更多的人。这本书是他的力作，通过系统的介绍和分析，帮助读者理解卡巴拉的核心概念和基本原理。
2、卡巴拉的定义和起源
卡巴拉是犹太教的一种神秘主义学说，起源于中世纪的犹太人社群。它通过对犹太圣典和传统的深入解读，探索神秘的宇宙结构和人类存在的意义。卡巴拉的基本概念包括“树 of Life”、“Sephirot”等，这些都在《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》中有详细的介绍。
3、卡巴拉的主要概念和教义
卡巴拉的主要概念包括“上帝”、“能量”、“灵魂”等，它们在卡巴拉的教义中占据重要地位。《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》详细解释了这些概念的含义和相互关系，帮助读者更好地理解卡巴拉的精神内涵和哲学思想。
4、卡巴拉的研究方法和应用
卡巴拉的研究方法包括对圣典的解读、符号的分析和宇宙结构的探索等。这些研究方法在卡巴拉的应用中发挥了重要作用，例如在神秘学、心灵成长和灵性实践等方面。《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》对这些研究方法进行了详细介绍，并提供了实践指导。
总结：
《An Introduction to the Study of the Kabalah》是一本全面介绍卡巴拉的入门书籍。通过对作者和书籍的简介、卡巴拉的定义和起源、卡巴拉的主要概念和教义以及卡巴拉的研究方法和应用的详细阐述，读者可以对卡巴拉有更深入的了解。这本书为研究卡巴拉的学者和对卡巴拉感兴趣的读者提供了宝贵的参考资料。
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