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AB UNO
(Unconsciousness of The Landscape)

☉ “The circle and the point: the circle is the sign of eternity. The point, a symbol of the concentration of time into an instant.
The Sun (= gold), a combination of the circle (= eternity) and the point (= concentration), is time within eternity—the symbol of the unity between the macrocosm and the microcosm.”

#Emblematica#collage#Bulldada
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For our friends in the Denver area:

Kabbalah Experience on Shavuot

We are thrilled to participate in the community Shavuot Celebration at Congregation Rodef Shalom. David Sanders, Melanie Gruenwald, and Daniel Eisenberg will be teaching, along with top educators from across our community. Celebrate with us!

Registration: rodef-shalom.org/

Meaningful learning with a side of cheesecake, kickball and coffee!

Truth, Dialogue, and Revelation Tikkun Leyl Shavuot: An All-Night Immersive Experience Sunday, June 1 to Monday June 2 at Rodef Shalom Torah & Talmud, Ethics & Kabbalah, Yoga & Song. Midnight ice cream party, 3 AM kickball, and food & coffee throughout the night. Programming for all ages. On These Three the World Stands: Judgement, Truth, and Peace. - Pirkei Avot
#Mazeldon#Jewish#Judaism
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Out Now NeW Panfleto-Zine:
MANIFIESTO DEL ORO DEL ARTE ESPAÑOL

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Including the full Manifesto (original en Español) along with some really old Bull-DADA collage+Emblemas, specially selected for this occasion

English traslation of the MANIFESTO:
library.hrmtc.com/2025/05/17/m

Hope to publish a proper English version of the Panfleto in 2025

#Emblematica#collage#bulldada
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CAHIERS d'AMOUR FOU
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CAHIERS d’AMOUR FOU is (veiledly) articulated with quotes and fragments extracted from “L’AMOUR FOU” by André Breton and from “THE INMACULATE CONCEPTION” a co-written book-experiment by Breton and Paul Éluard.

Continuum of Symbolical exploration of Amor Dei, celebration of Erotic Love, of Violent AMOUR FOU*

Pseudo-Myscelanea COSTA ARKCHIVES ⓀCAHIERS d'AMOUR FOU by PseudoNovalis from Pseudo-Myscelanea COSTA ARKCHIVES ⓀCAHIERS d'AMOUR FOU by PseudoNovalis from Pseudo-Myscelanea COSTA ARKCHIVES Ⓚ
#Emblematica#collage#surrealism
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English traslation of EL MANIFIESTO DEL ORO DEL ARTE ESPAÑOL ➕🌹
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library.hrmtc.com/2025/05/17/m

"We proclaim the existence of a hidden lineage, veiled, within Spanish Art, one that spans centuries of delirious and liturgical imagery. This eminently Spanish Art—anarchic in essence and sanguinary—must be (and can only be) fanatical, paranoid, morbid, and Catholic to the bone. "

#Pataphysics#Emblematica#collage
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From Kabbalah Experience:
Clase Especial: Estudia Cabalá Transformadora en Español

Estudia Cabalá Transformadora en Español con Steven Brandwayn

Las clases en Español se llevaran a cabo en Kabbalah Experience (presencial) y en ZOOM videoconference

Clase seminal (durante 4 semanas) los Miercoles 6pm

Fechas de curso:  4/29, 5/6, 5/13, 5/20

Regístrate ahora en Cabalá Transformadora para hispanohablantes

Register: kabbalahexperience.com/soul-an

Kabbalah Experience Celebrating 20 Years of Transformation Illustration of a tree silhouette superimposed on the kabbalistic tree of life spheres.
#Mazeldon#Judaism#Jewish
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From Kabbalah Experience:
When seen through a spiritual lens, the Seder provides you an opportunity to experience a process of personal liberation from whatever holds you back, from whatever of your past keeps you captive.

That is what we are attempting through this Haggadah: to pass over, pass through, innovate and move beyond. By transforming the meaning of these time-honored rituals, this experience becomes a vehicle for you to transform your life.

How do we do it: We shift attention from literal story to metaphor, from an ancient past others experienced to your present experience, and from external reality to the subtle workings of inner life.

$10 for PDF Download: kabbalahexperience.com/pass-ov

Pass Over to Freedom A Spiritual Journey Dr David Sanders Kabbalah for a Change Illustration of a bird flying away from a golden cage. For 3,000 years Jews have kept a tradition alive in the spring commemorating the freeing of slaves from Egyptian bondage. It is called the Passover Seder. The order of the Seder is found in a Haggadah—the Passover Seder book. A story is told, songs are sung and special foods are eaten. The Seder, though, can be so much more... No prior experience with Egypt is required, though if you have seen the pyramids in person you may know that they were, like your personal path to freedom, not built in one day.
#Mazeldon#Jewniverse#Jewdiverse
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Need to change a habit or get into a new groove? Try this Omer program - only $10 for the PDF download, or they have hard copies, too.

"There is a seven-week count (some may be familiar with it being referred to as the Counting of the Omer) which starts on the second day of Passover. Each day is counted, for a total of 49 days. The intention is to be more fully present and to make every day count.

Kabbalah added another dimension to the count. 6 Each of the seven weeks is aligned with particular energy from the Tree of Life which provides for spiritual reflection.

While this count can be done in a rote manner (day one, day two) commemorating what others did in the past, the mystical teachings transformed it from an ancient narrative into a present personal story."

Link: kabbalahexperience.com/omer-jo

Your Seven Week Journey to Transformation A Spiritual Journey written by Dr David Sanders Kabbalah for a Change We are taking a novel approach to the 49-day count which offers a holistic slant on contemplating change in your life. We invite you to use the seven weeks as an opportunity to identify and work on a specific goal (or goals) of the desired change in your life. There is a parallel process to the transformation of the former slaves and their journey and your committing to a journey of change for yourself (whatever “enslavement” you need to emancipate from). The count and its associated energies act as a guide to move you from contemplating to completing change. Your change can be relatively small, such as changing or modifying a particular behavior or habit. You can also choose to implement a significant change such as overcoming an addiction or evolving your identity. As an aid to understanding your process of change we will “check in” to see where the Hebrews were during their seven-week journey. It was a process for them to change their sense of who they were. The Biblical narrative relates that on the Passover night they crossed the border of Egypt with exhilaration. Perhaps they had no idea where they were going, but they were clear where they no longer wanted to be and how they no longer wanted to be perceived and treated. This is a good starting point for your own contemplation of change.
#Mazeldon#Jewniverse#Jewdiverse
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From the Kabbalah Experience:
We all live within stories, shaped by metaphors and narratives. Sometimes these metaphors serve us well, guiding us toward wisdom and connection. Other times, they hold us back, like a thistle caught in our shoe. How often do we pause to examine these stories? How might we shift our personal and communal narratives to create new, more meaningful ones?

Read more: kabbalahexperience.com/we-are-

Story Telling blog by Melanie Gruenwald Reading Between the Lines Kabbalah teaches us about white fire on black fire—the idea that the black ink of the Torah is only part of the story. The white spaces between the letters are just as important. If handwritten letters in a Torah scroll touch, the text is no longer kosher. We need space and spaciousness to see what lies in the white fire. This is where midrash comes in—the reading between the lines, the filling in of the gaps. How do we read the texts of our lives? How do we fill in the space between the letters? How do we recreate our stories in order to re-create ourselves? Do we get stuck in old narratives, and what happens when we do? And what happens when we have the awareness and empowerment to create new narratives? Why Now? The Urgency of Shaping Our Stories We are living in a moment of immense change. The world is shifting—politically, socially, technologically. Old narratives that no longer serve us are being challenged, and new ones are taking shape. The question is: will we be passive recipients of these new stories, or will we be active participants in shaping them? This is why storytelling matters now more than ever. We must take ownership of our personal and collective narratives, ensuring that they reflect our values, our hopes, and our vision for the future. Whether through political action, education, personal growth, or community engagement, we have the power to redefine what comes next.
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