-
Ibbur (Hebrew: עיבור, "pregnancy" or "impregnation" or "incubation"), is one of the
transmigration forms of the soul and has
similarities with Gilgul...
- ben
Joseph Vital in his
Shaar HaGilgulim. In Judaism:
Lurianic Kabbalah Ibbur Dybbuk Shaar HaGilgulim For
comparison with
other religions: Reincarnation...
- calendar: New moon". R.
Avraham bar
Chiya ha-nasi (1851). "9,10".
Sefer ha-
Ibbur (in Hebrew). Vol. 2. London. OCLC 729982627.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location...
-
corresponded with
Moses Mendelssohn.
Raphael Levi
Hannover wrote: "Luḥot ha-'
Ibbur,"
astronomical tables for the
Jewish calendar; "Tekunat ha-Shamayim," on...
- ha-Mispar or
Yesod Mispar, arithmetic. Luchot,
astronomical tables.
Sefer ha-'
Ibbur, on the calendar. Keli ha-Nechoshet, on the astrolabe.
Shalosh She'elot...
- HaGilgulim.
Gilgul is
contrasted with the
other processes in
Kabbalah of
Ibbur ('pregnancy'), the
attachment of a
second soul to an
individual for (or...
- died and who has
remained in this
world as a
spirit or
ibbur. In
kabbalistic tradition, an
ibbur remains in our
world because he or she
still has an important...
- "Kitab al-Shara'i'," or "Book of the
Commandments of Religion." "Kitab al-'
Ibbur," or "Book of the Calendar,"
likewise apparently containing polemics against...
-
Pentateuch Joseph Caro's
Commentary on
Lamentations Maimonides'
Hokmat ha-'
Ibbur, a
treatise on the com****tion of the
intercalary month Abraham bar Hiyyah's...
- the Jews
Bernard ****man, The
Beginning of the
Jewish Calendar Sefer Ha
Ibbur,
third maamar,
seventh shaar (p. 25 of PDF) “Of far
greater importance,...
