Music in Kabbalistic Writtings

Title:
Music Subjects in the Zohar: Texts and Indices
7
Publisher: 
The Magnes Press, The Hebrew University
Material Type: 
Books
Place of Publication: 
Jerusalem
Year: 
1977
Series: 
Yuval Monograph Series
Volume: 
5
Pages: 
12 (eng) + 155
Languages: 
Aramaic
Greek
Description: 

 A compilation of passages from the Book of Splendor, the main medieval text of Jewish mysticism, addressing non-verbal sound, song and singing (celestial and human). Indices cross relate between subjects and concepts treated in diverse passages

Attachments: 
Table of contents
Author
Amnon Shiloah
Co-author
Ruth Tenne
Database: 
Music in Kabbalistic Writtings

Meditation, Musik und Tanz : über den Handpsalter, eine spätmittelalterliche Meditationsform aus dem Rosetum des Mauburnus

Author
Ernst Benz

Mombaer, Jan, d. 1503. Rosetum exercitiorum spiritualium et sacrarum meditationum
Meditation, including yoga exercises, autosuggestion, Silva method, self-hypnosis, rebirthing, as a means of personal improvement, relaxation.

Material Type: 
Books
Year: 
1976

Music and Ecstatic Kabbalah

Author
Moshe Idel

Translated from the Hebrew by Jonathan Chipman
"There are two main aspects to the association between mystical ecstasy and music in the ecstatic Kabbalah: on the one hand, music serves as an anology for the technique giving rise to ecstasy and the ecstatic experience; ont he other, it was an important element of the actual technique of Abulafia."
1. Music as an analogy for ecstasy evoking techniques
2. Music as analogy for prophecy

Material Type: 
Books
Year: 
1988

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