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Lurianic mythology represents an intensely personal view, in which earlier cabalistic symbolism is used to express new and original ideas. The lurianic corpus can be seen as a metaphor for a relation between man and the deity which is not yet fulfilled. The cabalistic myths of his sources express the reality of the relations of being in the lurianic corpus. The lurianic system seeks to reformulate the relation of man and god, concentrating on the way that the being of the deity is revealed in man.

Luria, Isaac ben Solomon,

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Cabala. --- Kabbale --- Luria, Isaac ben Solomon,

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Rabbis --- Fiction --- Luria, Isaac ben Solomon, --- Fiction.

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In this penetrating scholarly study, Zvi Ish-Shalom analyzes a set of complex kabbalistic practices taught by the sixteenth century master Isaac Luria, that were designed to capitalize on sleep and death states in order to effectively free oneself from the cycle of rebirth.

Cabala --- Mysticism --- Soul --- Transmigration --- History. --- Judaism. --- Luria, Isaac ben Solomon, --- Teachings. --- Tsefat (Israel) --- Religion --- Death. --- Isaac Luria. --- Jewish Mysticism. --- Kabbalah. --- Reincarnation. --- Sleep. --- contemplative practice. --- dualism. --- early modern history. --- gilgul. --- lore. --- metaphysics. --- philosophy. --- prayer. --- religion.