kabala

IPA: kʌbˈɑɫʌ

Alternative spelling of Kabballah [(Judaism) A body of mystical Jewish teachings based on an esoteric reading of the Hebrew scriptures.]

Examples of "kabala" in Sentences

Kabala water and vodka, it would be like a kabala-tini (ph).
Madonna is there with 2,000 other students of kabala, the tradition of Jewish mysticism.
We don't have any kabala, * (* Slavery.) like you - don't seem to need it, for some reason.
She's bringing her sticky and sweet tour to Israel in September, and she has ties to Judaism through her involvement with kabala.
Supposed to be derived from the Arabic kabala, the irksome tax on salt, from which few provinces in France were altogether free, swept away in 1790.
There is an ancient source of biblical interpretation, known as kabala, that can help us understand the paradox of what seems to be an occasionally absent God.
The Bergs are also the creators of a kabala foundation called "Spirituality for Kids," which will receive all the proceeds from the sale of "The English Roses."
Combined with Williams above reproach art, this story takes one part Neil Gaimanâ€™s Sandman, two parts Crowleys book of Magic, two parts kabala, and a little dash of Wonder Woman.