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Credits

The editorial content of this site is merely a summary of the contents of the books and websites indicated in this site's "Sources" section. The author would like to point out that he does not belong to any religious or esoteric organisation, and that the texts on this site therefore only reflect his own personal understanding of the Kabbalah.

The image of Cordovero in the "Kabbalists" section is a reproduction of a painting by Yom Tov; the image representing Luria is a reproduction of a drawing by Nicholas Stavroulakis. The rest of the images on this site are free from all rights and only comprise engravings and illustrations from books in the public domain.

Comments

The author would like to thank Marie and Yvan for their precious technical help.

This site is dedicated to Luc, a Breton friend. He will know why...