WHY THERE ARE SEVERAL INITIATION LEVELS IN MOSAIC KABBALAH AND WHAT ARE THEIR DIFFERENCES?

There are seven initiatory levels in Mosaic Kabbalah.

One cannot and must not go from zero speed to a speed of light in one go; this would instantly crush the experiencer. The aim here is being in the presence of the living God—it’s a terrifying and potentially-lethal or damaging experience for one unsuitable or unprepared for it.

The 1st initiatory level—the so-called Aleph-initiation called “the Seeker, or One Who Awakens”—can be described as a gradual realization by the experiencer of being located in a “Kabbalistic wilderness.” The aspirant then learns to avoid “Kabbalistic crimes and misdemeanors” (in a manner of speaking).

The 2nd level—the Yod-initiation level called “Kabbalistic Promised Land: The Hebrew (ha-Ivri), or One Who Crosses Over”—is indeed about crossing a fundamental threshold that puts one onto a path to a formal relationship with the God of Israel.

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