The Zohar, or the "Book of Splendor", is the central work in the writings on Jewish mysticism known as the Kabbalah. This classic text was purportedly written by Moshe de Leon--a kabbalist in medieval Spain--primarily in Aramaic. It contains interpretations of Bible passages, and explores, in mythic and symbolic terms, the nature of the divine.
The Zohar is more than 2000 years old, but until very recently it was kept almost entirely hidden from the world, withheld out of fear that its power would be misused. For thousands of years, kabbalists have taught that the physical presence of the Zohar brought protection from harm. Looked at strictly as a work of spiritual wisdom, the Zohar is ...
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