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The Universal Kabbalah

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The Universal Kabbalah by Leonora Leet is definitely for those
who have developed a spiritual capacity to identify the truth
not just from using traditional logic and critical analysis, but
who have an innate intuitive knowing that bypasses conventional wisdom. Leonora Leet in my opinion has managed to breach the gap between mere intellectual knowledge and deeper intuitive udnerstanding. In this her new book, she has taken those who like herself have developed a mystic's grasp of what lies behind all reality to an even more elightened place of Absolute truth. For those readers who do not grasp the fundamental aspects of geometry, her book may be challenging but it is certainly worth the read because it is a pioneering work that I believe will become a classic in years to come.

Quite different than reading the Bahir, Sefer Yetzirah and the like, but really gets you to thinking.

I think "thunderbug" could have at least read the back cover and some of the inside before denouncing it, but considering that this person has negatively reviewed more than one of Leet's books, ya gotta wonder whether the consistently poor reviews aren't an agenda.

The use of the word Kabbalah in the title is very misleading,this is simply Not a book about Kabbalah.This is a book about the endless geometric permuatations of the triangle and the star of David.The author hardly bothers to speak about virtually any aspects of Kabbalah whatsoever and this is exceedingly annoying.Its about as exciting as reading the ingredients to a candy bar,and thats what your getting when you buy this book.It should be called Geometry meets candy coated kabbalah.