Medieval Gnostics: The Kabbalists

by Judith Mann

A clearly written investigation of the profound history and traditions of The Kabbalists, Medieval Gnostics of Cataluyna, Spain and Languedoc.

Excerpted from 'The Trail of Gnosis'.

31 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 29, 2013

About the author

"The Indiana Jones of Gnosis"
-- David Wegenast, Yogi

Judith Mann is an intrepid traveler/photographer/writer, spending much of her productive life investigating the sacred in Europe and SouthEast Asia.

Four trips to Vietnam since 2006 has led to the publication of 'Spirit Realms of Vietnam' available as two volumes, 'The Diaries' and its in-depth reference source companion, The Context', both available February, 2012.

Five prior trips to Europe and Armenia led Mann to writing and publishing 'The Trail of Gnosis', a book that focuses primarily on medieval Gnostics, the Cathars, gnostic background, beliefs, symbols and sacred destinations in France, Spain, Bosnia and Armenia. Pacific Rim Press has published the revised 4th edition of 'The Trail of Gnosis' in July, 2012.

Pacific Rim Press published 'Legend of The Cathars' in November, 2012. As Kindle books, in 2013, Pacific Rim Press published her trilogy, 'Exploring the Sacred in Vietnam' and 'Manichaeism 101'.

Reviews

[Spider Goddess · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is an excellent overview of Kabbalah, its history and teachings. Intended for those who have little or no knowledge of this system, it is a great introduction.