Bath Of Bright Silence

"Bath of Bright Silence" articulates a living practice derived from the thirteenth century Iyyun School of kabbalah called "The Thirteen Phases of Tikkun Kadmon." It describes a profound contemplative method in which the practitioner immerses within the infinite bath of luminous silence to crystallize both perception and whatever is perceived into the philosopher¿s stone. The immersion of vision in its wholeness results in a diamond-like clarity that shines beyond substance, dimension, and time ¿ posing the alchemical key that unlocks appearance and awareness as a single magical continuum of unutterable mystery.