The Kabbalah Deck: Pathway to the Soul

One of my favorite kabbalah deck, next to the kabbalistic tarot. A nice way to not only learn the tree but excellent for divination on where you need to focus or improve your frequency based, on the sphere you are currently vibrating on. It connects you on a deeper level of spiritual understanding.

I first purchased this book on kindle and once I read the book, I had to have the deck to work with. I love the order and the simplicity of the information and the fact that I can use the cards to learn the letters as well as the sefirat (?). It could not have come at a better time. Just a week before Passover. I am counting the Omer and it has been a great help in that journey.

root shaking messages to the core. highly recommend. profound wise knowledgeable deep.

Have not really used this yet.. but it seemed to be in perfect condition.. I had someone else do a reading with this set and I loved it.. so I bought one for myself..

B"H The commentary is valuable and informative but would not recommend it because the print is so small and faint in the book and cards.I find them very difficult to read. Currently I am using eye-glasses and a hand lens to read these cards and the book. I would really enjoy the product if the print was bigger and thicker print. I do not generally have problems with books that I order.

This deck was in such beautiful condition I wasn't sure it was used! Thank you!!

I've had this set for years as well as the other set. They're simply wonderful.

I am a big fan of the paper deck and book set and use the cards as part of my daily meditative practice. I bouht the Kindle version so I could have the excellent text with me at all times. Imagine my dissapointment when I disovered that the pages in the Kindle version were not formatted to be like the pages in the book. For example, the book if you the page for the letter Aiyn starts with an excellent illustration of the letter followed by all the text about Ayin. Then you see a new page with an illustration of the letter Pei followed by the next on Pei. In the Kindle version the text for Ayin starts on the same page that contins the prior letter. After reading some text about Ayin you THEN get the beautiful illustration of the letter followed by more text on Ayin and that runs immediately into text on Pei which is later followed by the illustration of the letter Pei. Yes all the text is there but part of the beauity of the text in the book is the way it is displayed, making it easy to meditate on the illustration and read the text in issolation. Honestly if I knew the book was so poorly formatted I would not have bought it. I am very disspointed in the implementation on the Kindle.