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The Dybbuk: The damned soul

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Description
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In Judaism, the dybbuk is recognized as a malevolent spirit which can possess a human body! It is crucial to note that the dybbuk is associated with demonic possession rather than with ghosts. Tracing back the early biblical and Talmudic accounts, demons and spirits were referred to as ruchim (hebrew) and it is only in the 16th century that spirits became known as dybbuks. In fact, in multiple stories, the dybbuk is considered as a disembodied spirit. The dybbuk is also the soul of someone who died but is unable to move on. The dybbuk is sometimes described as a sinner who is seeking refuge from the punishments of the afterlife. In the Jewish mythology, the dybbuk has been cut off from God because of evil deeds the person did during their life. In some Jewish tales, dybbuks are portrayed as spirits that have unfinished business among the living...

Product Specifications
Format
paperback
ASIN
6130150652
Category
Books > Subjects
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
21 March 2026
Listed Since
26 May 2013

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