WiseDragon
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Have you ever seen this series of videos on kabbalah? I first found them before I joined and they are absolutely enlightening.
What it mainly says:
- There are only 36 Kabbalists in all, and they are not to be confused with rabbis, they are an initiatory group, and kabbalah means received, because you have to receive it from a Kabbalist.
- Kabbalists are extremely aware of the Astral, they even believe in reincarnation, but they believe that a kabbalist who has reached a high level will never reincarnate again, which sounds very Hindu. It sounds at times like you are hearing someone out of the New Age speaking instead an extremely orthodox and fundamentalist Kabbalist is speaking
- They believe in the power of vibration and use Hebrew letters as mantras, towards episode 15 he even talks about an experiment where by vibrating a certain Hebrew letter with a megaphone, they would be able to make its shape appear on a surface covered with crumbled plaster
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Hi, no I didn't see it. When jews speak publicly, they almost always lie/decieve in some way, especially when it comes to things like these. Their explanations about Kabbalah are usually extremely vague, philosofical, impractical etc. They just give these nonsense answers to the goyim, so the goyim thinks that now he knows what Kabbalah is and he will stop asking questions.
In this case it appears that they gave some truths, such as that Kabbalists are extremely aware of the astral and spirituality, but adding some lies, like "there are only 36 Kabbalists". This is complete nonsense. Jews are not like Christians and Muslims, they actually know what's up. I'm talking about religious jews and orthodox jews in particular. It's a well known fact amongst them that the Torah has different layers of interpretation, one of these being the kabbalistic one. This is no "advanced", "secret" or "hidden" information, it's basic knowledge and it's obvious to any jew who reads the Torah even a bit that it contains a lot of spiritual knowledge, codes, words of power, numerology, spells and so on.
There are way more than 36 jews who dedicate themselves to Kabbalah, and no, it's not only the Rabbis. There is literally an entire branch of Orthodox Judaism called Hasidism that is dedicated to Kabbalah study and practice. Hundreds of thousands of jews follow it. The Chabad movement is one example. Of course it's not like all of these jews are high level adepts, but non Hasidic jews study Kabbalah too in many cases. So you see that the "36" number is ridiculous.
These Rabbis, and their other adepts as well are extremely aware of Magick, spirituality, the astral, telepathy and so on. Just recently one of their Rabbis admitted that they regularly communicate telepathically with "Angels" and he himself said that these are actually alien reptilian entities. He also says that they regularly astral project, do blessing and cursing rituals, spiritual warfare and so on. His name is Rabbi Tzadok if you are interested.
One thing about the jews is that they also have a priestly lineage, the Cohens. The priestly class is not a meme, it's not symbolic and meaningless, it actually holds importance. While the jews preach to the world to mix with everyone and to destroy their bloodlines as soon as possible, they are actually extremely careful in preserving their own bloodlines.
The most powerful Kabbalists are people who nobody has ever seen or heard of, most likely descendants of this class.
In conclusion, one thing that I am noticing is that since they are losing badly spiritually, they are disclosing more and more knowledge in the public. I remember HP Hooded Cobra saying that they published the third ritual in the FRTR that we have been reversing because they are desperate. I have also seen Rabbis like this guy Tzadok, publishing very practical books about Kabbalah and how to use it in English, they don't look like the usual nonsense to me. My interpretation is that they want more jews to join them in their vain efforts.