Pascal Themanlys

Pascal Themanlys ( born September 27, 1909 in Paris, † 25 June 2000) was a French (later Israeli ) Poet, Zionist and Kabbalist. His books on Jewish mysticism were laid in French, English and Hebrew.

Pascal was born in Paris; his parents Louis and Claire Themanlys were important pupil of Max Theon, and responsible for the Cosmic Movement in France. He met Theon only once in 1920 ( at the age of eleven, Theon was already over seventy ), although he claimed to have been initiated later by his father. This complemented his own studies of the traditional Lurianic Kabbalah.

During the Second World War Themanlys was in the French Resistance. In 1949 he emigrated to Israel, where he became head of the French section of the Jewish Agency. He was the founder of the Israeli- French friendship.

Bibliography

  • Le monocle d' Buddha ( " The Emerald Monocle " ), foreword by Hélène Vacaresco, Delpeuch, Paris 1924.
  • Le prompter, illustrated by Mouth, Marcelle Lesage, 1927.
  • Figures Passionnées ( " Impassioned Figures" ), Delpeuch, Paris 1930.
  • Les merveilles du Becht ( " Wonders of Becht " ), Lipschutz, Paris 1934.
  • Grands d' Israël, Rieder, Paris 1938.
  • Cocktail de Fruits ( "Fruit Cocktail " ), Beresniak, Paris 1938.
  • Détresse et Résistance Juives, MnCr, Grenoble, October 1944.
  • Influences, Pro Libro, Paris 1949.
  • Max Theon and Cosmic Philosophy, Cosmic library, 1955.
  • Un itinéraire de Paris à Jérusalem Books of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 1963.
  • Shaar Lesodoth Hahitbonenouth ( in Hebrew), Argaman, Jerusalem, 1981.
  • In Way of Meditation in the Light of the Kabbalah ( in English), Argaman, Jerusalem, 1981.
  • Likrat Haboker Hagadol? ( in Hebrew), Argaman, Jerusalem, 1982.
  • Si ' hou Bekhoi Niflotav ( conversations with Danièle Storper ) ( in Hebrew), Argaman, Jerusalem 1987.
  • Or ' Hadash al Tsion ( in Hebrew), Argaman, Jerusalem, 1987.
  • Visions of the Eternal Present ( Selections from the Works of Max Theon Cosmic ) - ( in English), Argaman, Jerusalem, 1991.
  • A l' approche du grand matin Argaman, Jerusalem, 1996.
  • Rééditions des Merveilles du Becht: Hebrew: Editions Argaman, Jerusalem, 1999 French:. Yerid Hasfarim, 6 rue Mea Shearim Jérusalem, 2000
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