The Sepher Yetzirah: The Book of Creation

The near entirety of this book is, "The One-Hour China Book," focused on market trends and money... what on Earth that is supposed to have to do with Creation is absolutely beyond me. Was this a misprint? The Sepher Yetzirah only goes to page 18, then it's this entirely different book.. it picks back up after page 143 back at pg 19 of the sepher yetzirah. 35 pages of Sepher Yetzirah in all.If this is just some ploy to pad the book and make it seem larger, or if it is a total goof, the publisher is sorely off the mark.

This slim book (35 pages) is a brief symbolic ancient book of magic from the 4th Century. Tarl Warwick provides a much needed introduction. The book will be familiar to those who have read about The Golden Dawn.It presents sacred numbers and astronomical (as it was then known) knowledge as well as astrological signs and their configurations. It is highly symbolic and somewhat technical. Definitely not for beginners as they will not get much out of it.

If reality is a simulation then these are the cheat codes, there is no law but do what thou wilt buddy;)

Well done, but you will need a primer before heading into this one.

Seems to be a book of poetry. A normal person might not understand the symbolism. It is a work to understand where greatness originates.

This is a great book

This book is an insight to the Hebrew language, and the esoteric meanings of each letter and how each letter has it's own meaning. Also how each letter interrelates to each other, much like each objects relates to other objects in a painting.

Though it is indeed a short read, it does carry with it some gems into the study of kabbalah and should have a place in your collection for the subject.

Short but essential stuff for anyone interested in Kabbalah. Warwick's editing and notes are top notch.

Exactly as advertised, fascinating and beautiful book

As Expected