Can you initiate a relationship with YHWH via the Kabbalah?

Question

Or is it just mysticism, for the bible says not to practice magick

Answer 1

Kabbalah is not part of the Babylonian Talmud. The Talmud is just the discussion of the Mishnah. Kabbalah was developed much later.

Kabbalah is certainly mysticism, but not all mysticism is "magick". For example, the visions of Ezekiel were certainly mystical. Likewise, when Isaiah was taken into the Heavenly Temple it was a mystical vision.

But did either of these Prophets enter into those visions because of their use of Kabbalah? No, of course not. They entered into these visions because they repented for the sins of the nation and lived righteously. Thus repentance and living righteously are a better way to enter into that mystical concept of "relationship" which you mention, rather than the use of Kabbalah.

In fact no one should give even the smallest thought to Kabbalah unless they have been living a righteous and repentant lifestyle for 40 years or more. So you should not be even asking about Kabbalah at this point in your life.

Answer 2

the cabbala is part of the Babylonian Talmud and is that part that deals in spells and numbers to invoke the spirits, so yes it is about mysticism and magic and therefore an abomination to God.
it can have no part of Yahweh who revealed Himself to Moses and in His word the Torah.

Answer 3

mysticism is exactly what you just described, oneness with the godhood.

No you can't since there is no god to commune with in the 1st place.