Practical Kabbalah - History

History

Forms of Jewish mysticism

800-500 BCE
300-100 BCE
c.0-130s CE
100 BCE-1000 CE
200-600 CE
c.1175-1570 CE


Early 1200s CE
1500s CE
1570 CE-today
1665-c.1800 CE
1730s CE-today

c.1900s-today
c.1910s-today
c.1920s-today

Prophetic Judaism
Apocalyptic Judaism
Rabbinic mysticism
Merkabah-Hekhalot
Proto-Kabbalah
Medieval Kabbalah
• Meditative-Prophetic
Practical Kabbalah
Chassidei Ashkenaz
• Safed Kabbalah
Lurianic Kabbalah
Sabbatean movements
Hasidic Judaism
• Hasidic schools
Neo-Hasidism/Kabbalah
Mystical Zionism
Academic study

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