Jewish on Yik Yak | Non Jew here, I started looking into the Talmud because I was curious about the inner nature of god himself, but I don’t see much of that so far, all I see is just talk of laws and legal stuff. Which parts of the Talmud would talk about gods inner nature?

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Jewish 1w

Non Jew here, I started looking into the Talmud because I was curious about the inner nature of god himself, but I don’t see much of that so far, all I see is just talk of laws and legal stuff. Which parts of the Talmud would talk about gods inner nature?

Anonymous 1w

You’ll find references to kabbalistic concepts scattered throughout the entire thing. It’s not collected in one tractate specifically

Anonymous 1w

i think the best way to begin to have a more meaningful understanding of G-ds nature is to start with the fundamentals… mainly Torah study and going through the weekly parshah… and/or learn some basic hebrew. then you can move on to more kabbalistic stuff and it will make a lot more sense and be more meaningful

Anonymous 1w

the way i see it is like if you want to be into like “true” kabbalah you need to become religious and really study the talmud and have a mentor to guide you through it.

Anonymous 1w

What made you think you’d find that in the Talmud?