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EARLY IN THE EARLY ’80s, a small group of companions decided to read Z’ev ben Shimon Halevi’s (Warren Kenton) book, Adam and the Kabbalistic Tree. We met every Tuesday evening around 8 p.m. in our home at Greencroft Gardens to read a chapter of this book, paragraph by paragraph, sharing comments, observations, or gleaned insights. Sometimes the conversations were so rich we would cover one or two pages. On many occasions, Warren would join us and sit on the sofa listening to us reading his book. At times, when we came upon more complex passages, and couldn’t work them out, we were able to say, “Warren, what do you mean by this?” He would then explain. Over the years we also read A Kabbalistic Universe under his watchful eye.
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