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About Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi

 

Way of Kabbalah

Kabbalah


Is the mystical dimension that underlies Judaism,
christianity and the Spiritual tradition of the West.

It is a body of esoteric knowledge that has been passeddown the generations by schools of the soul. This study

circle facilitates these teachings and the theory and practices that have today become an accessible reality.

If you are seeking to understand your spiritual roots or find your place and purpose in the universe, Kabbalah is perhaps the door for you.

Warren Kenton

Principal Tutor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi is the Hebrew name of Warren Kenton*, who was born into an English Sephardic family.  After over forty years of study and visiting the ancient centres of Kabbalah in Europe, North Africa and Israel, he sees it as his task to translate the Judaic line of Kabbalah into a modern form for any one who wishes to walk the Way of Kabbalah. 

He has taught groups in Britain and on the Continent and has run courses in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Australia, Japan and Brazil, as well as in Spain and Israel.  His fourteen books on Kabbalah, including a novel, have been translated into thirteen languages.   He lives and works in London, England, with his wife, Rebekah.

Each year, Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi conducts many lectures and workshops in London, England and around the world (for more details, please click here). He has also recorded a number of Kabbalistic Meditations now available through this website (for more details, please click here). 



*NOTE: Z’ev ben Shimon Halevi was born, circumcised and bar mitzvah Jew.  His family, on his mother’s side were Ashkenazim from Poland, while his father was Sephardi, of a Rabbinical line, from Bessarabia - a province in Southern Russia.  His full Hebrew name is Z’ev ben Shimon, ben Joshua, Haham-Halevi.  Both of his families were Levites, according to family records.  When his grandfather migrated to England in 1900 the name Haham was recorded as Kaufman.  It was later changed to Kenton.