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Jiang claims Jewish Kabbalah is basically inspired by the Divine Comedy, presenting the poem as a major source for esoteric and magical inquiry.
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Esoteric traditions
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"Each and every one of you would have a radically different interpretation of the Divine Comedy because some of you may learn Italian and..."
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"Okay? This is something that we might discuss later on, but the Jewish Kabbalah is basically inspired by the Divine Comedy. It's something that..."
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"...course yet, but I will be teaching the occult. These occult esoteric traditions. I've been studying some Alistair Crowley's Sex Magic. I've been studying..."
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"...about what kabbalah is doing is it's basically taking all these esoteric traditions from around the world including egyptian homeridism including sufism including nazism..."
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"...system, because I saw some people are reporting that you have esoteric traditions, or some are saying that you're Orthodox Christian. It's hard to..."
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"...manifestation to organize the structure of the Kabbalah, of the Jewish esoteric tradition. And remember, the goal of the Jews is to create a..."
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