The Kabbalah Society is dedicated to preserving the spiritual legacy of Z’ev ben Shimon Halevi and wisdom of the Toledano Tradition as well as inspiring the study of Kabbalah for our time.
Contemplations

New for November!
Contemplation theme: Providence
Providence works in two ways; general and individual. General Providence maintains all Existence throughout the four Worlds.
Those who wish to develop spiritually come under the guidance and protection of individual Providence…View Providence page
Articles, Q&A, video, audio, and meditations from Halevi’s archives, centered around essential Kabbalistic themes.
Astrology – Meditation

A meditation through your horoscope from the Malkhut/Ascendant to the Keter/Neptune of the kabbalistic Tree of Life.
Recorded in New York in 1990
Five new guided meditations and associated diagrams have been added to the audio page.
Books

Halevi’s books are available in hardback, softback and Kindle editions, published by the Kabbalah Society. All income from book sales goes to the Bet El Trust to support its charitable activities.
Book News
News and Events

Our listings include offerings by former students of Z’ev ben Shimon Halevi, who are now independent teachers. The Kabbalah Society does not specifically oversee or endorse the workshops which may include other teachings as well as the Toledano Tradition.
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Cosmic Clock

The Cosmic Clock poster, created by Z’ev ben Shimon Halevi, is a helpful tool for people interested in astrology. We are offering it as a free download, so that you can print your own copy.
Place of the Self
Halevi elaborates on the meaning of Tiferet, the place of the Self, in Kabbalah.
An Astrological View of the Chakras
article by Rebekah Kenton
Ten Days of Awe

The Ten Days of Awe, or the High Holy Days, begins with the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, and finishes with the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur.
The Ten Days of Awe is the opportunity to stop and reflect.
Meditation led by Halevi in Sept 2017 uses the Tree of Life sefirot to aid the self-review.