Mysticism, science, and art meet in an exploration of an important strand of Jewish mystical thought. The book examines a traditional Hebrew work while considering how its ideas about creation, divine reality, symbolism, and the structure of existence can speak to contemporary intellectual questions. By bringing ancient theological concepts into conversation with modern perspectives, it creates an unusual bridge between religious philosophy and broader discussions of reality and creativity. Readers interested in Kabbalah, Jewish intellectual history, mysticism, science, and the relationship between spirituality and artistic imagination will find a rich subject of study.

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