Kirjahaku

"An excellent summary of . . . Kabbalah, the ancient mystical tradition of the Jews, and Vedanta, the ancient religion of the Hindus . . . . expressed in language which can be easily understood." Swami Bhashyananda ". . . a valuable contribution to the clarification of a difficult area of religion — mysticism." Rabi E. L. WeissAuthor Biography: Dr. James N. Judd is President of Universal Teachings, and has lectured extensively in the United States and England, including addresses at Parliament of World's Religions (Chicago, 1993). He is past-President, Vedanta Society of Houston, and is listed in Who's Who Worldwide. Dr. Judd is the author of eight books, and numerous articles.

The inferiority of women, and the inherent sinfulness of humanity, are demeaning ideas arising from a literal acceptance of the Jewish Creation Story in Genesis. But Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism) shows these concepts are false, and in explaining why Dr. Judd reveals the inner beauty of Scripture that contains no such negative or limiting ideas.Author Biography: Dr. James N. Judd is President of Universal Teachings, and has lectured extensively in the United States and England, including addresses at Parliament of World's Religions (Chicago, 1993). He is past-President, Vedanta Society of Houston, and is listed in Who's Who Worldwide. Dr. Judd is the author of eight books, and numerous articles.

The inferiority of women, and the inherent sinfulness of humanity, are demeaning ideas arising from a literal acceptance of the Jewish Creation Story in Genesis. But Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism) shows these concepts are false, and in explaining why Dr. Judd reveals the inner beauty of Scripture that contains no such negative or limiting ideas.Author Biography: Dr. James N. Judd is President of Universal Teachings, and has lectured extensively in the United States and England, including addresses at Parliament of World's Religions (Chicago, 1993). He is past-President, Vedanta Society of Houston, and is listed in Who's Who Worldwide. Dr. Judd is the author of eight books, and numerous articles.