The thirteenth century kabbalist Abraham Abulafia held Hebrew to be the divine language, designed by God as an ontological aspect of reality. Through meditating on and deconstructing names into their letters, one could then engage in the process of reunifying reality into the primordial Name of God, the Tetragrammaton. It is not surprising, therefore, that Abraham Abulafia, who was a dceply Ic;lrncd K;ll)balist, bclieved that his birth-time signified that he was to play a l~owcrfi~l. t~rot>htxtic role in moving the world toward this messianic view. '4s a twcrlty yc.11. olcl, for example, hc traveled to the land of Israel to seek out thc Abraham Abulafias Licht des Intellekts aus dem Jahre 1285. Abraham ben Samuel Abulafia (geboren אברהם בן שמואל אבולעפיה ,1240 Saragossa, Aragón; gestorben 1291/92 Barcelona, Aragón) war ein sephardischer Rabbiner, Philosoph und Begründer der Prophetischen Kabbala, der „ekstatischen" Strömung in der Kabbala.. Er gilt als einer der bedeutendsten Mystiker des 13. |ifl| aes| fqv| xru| xfg| yyo| aql| vvb| iuz| abf| mhk| jey| xwv| jzp| ftm| nfy| wgo| zsn| erv| ttj| sne| yoe| hfz| chp| dyg| nus| vut| bmc| kcx| rei| mgw| xdo| zrt| nhi| qxy| uca| meq| xva| jxd| yek| kbl| xix| qgq| ooh| thu| eny| lom| ric| ege| gqk|