Kabbalah, the Round Table and the Grail

Kabbalah has been an esoteric tradition for millennia, having its roots in Judaism but also meandering like a river into many different directions, adopting other metaphysical ideas and concepts on the way. The Tree of Life and Jacob's Ladder are two major diagrams that are the main spiritual tools for the Kabbalist. They convey a map of the mind of God, the universe, mankind and the whole of creation. Such a vast and profound teaching is a gift to the human soul, providing wisdom which includes and incorporates all possible questions and answers, and lays a foundation for direct mystical experience. The Round Table and the Holy Grail as a myth contains stories about the human quest for the Divine, the classical problems, challenges and obstacles that the soul encounters on the quest, but also the way out of them. For those who are sensitive to the myth and have metaphysical knowledge, find that the Arthurian mythos is a treasure of wisdom which can be applied in daily life because of the relationship with the colourful characters of Camelot, the Kingdom. When these two spiritual disciplines are brought together as parallel paths, they form a mighty, esoteric vehicle in which we can travel on our inner journey.

Kabbalah has been an esoteric tradition for milenea, having its roots in Judaism but also meandering like a river into many different directions, adopting other metaphysical ideas and concepts on the way. The Tree of Life and Jacob's Ladder are two major diagrams which ar the main spiritual tools for the Kabbalist. They convey a map of the mind of God, the universe, mankind and the whole of creation. Such a vast and profound teaching is a gift to the human soul, providing wisdom which includes and incorporates all possible questions and answers, and lays a foundation for direct mystical experience. The Round Table and the Holy Grail as a myth contains stories about the human quest for the Divine, the classical problems, challenges and obstacles that the soul encounters on the quest, but also the way out of them. For those who are sensitive to the myth and have metaphysical knowledge, find that the Arthurian mythos is a treasure of wisdom which can be applied in daily life because of the relationship with the colourful characters of Camelot, the Kingdom. When these two spiritual disciplines are brought together as parallel paths, they form a mighty, esoteric vehicle in which we can travel on our inner journey.