Universal Kabbalah Series - Part 2 - Why It's Called Universal Kabbalah

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Published on Aug 9, 2020
In this second video on the Universal Kabbalah, Dr. Theresa Bullard, an International Instructor and Kabbalah Teacher for the Modern Mystery School, talks about why we call it "Universal" Kabbalah in the lineage of King Salomon and how it differs from more orthodox jewish rabbi teachings on Kabbalah. Discover how Kabbalah and the Tree of Life are used as a map to the Self and to understanding the Universe around us. Universal Kabbalah is first and foremost about the Study of Life and how to live the best life we can.

For More Information Visit:
http://www.modernmysteryschoolint.com/class/universal-kabbalah/
http://UniversalKabbalah.com
http://www.MysteriumCenter.org

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