Can you teach me about the Kabalah, please?

Question

the Jewish tradition, Kabalah.

Is it true that they practice Magick? :)

Or a form of mysticism, at all?

Answer 1

Imagine an African Bushman, who barely has any idea of how many people there are in the world much less the many ways we have all created to make war, have bureacracies, and use paperwork, asking some experts here to 'teach me about the American Pentagon, please?'

I'm not trying to be mean or rude, but what you are asking about is a HUUUUUGE body of philosophy and esoteric thought that I'm not sure I can even try to introduce, much less give a proper overview of.

The best thing you can do is order or find and read two important books to begin to get an idea:
A Kaballah for the Modern World by Migene Gonzales-Whippler,
and
The New Hermetics (I don't remember the author).

{Mysteries don't have soultions. No one can teach you the right answers, only how to find and ask the right questions}

Answer 2

Kabbalah is the mystical interpretation of the Torah of Moses. It basically explains the hidden and divine meanings of every commandment and tale. And no, it is not anything about magick because such a practice is forbidden in Judaism. Most books you will find on the subject of Kabbalah are not recommended by most rabbonites.

Answer 3

A life long study - BEST LEFT UNSTUDIED!

After much study one just wants more and more-- and there are NO SOLUTIONS to the mysteries it supposedly teaches.

Answer 4

they believe in clairvoyance and divination