Kabalistic

This insulates the developer from the almost Kabalistic complexity of XAML, at the cost of adding a CPU-intensive setup step that must run after every design change and during the application's runtime initialization.

InfoWorld preview: Visual Studio LightSwitch beta casts shadow of a doubt 2010

A friend tells me of spotting a full-color diagram of the Kabalistic sepherot (mystical spheres) inked on an upper arm.

Anita Diamant: My (Jewish) Daughter's Tattoo 2010

A few weeks ago I attended a wedding where a famous Kabalistic Rabbi attended from Israel.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: When Religion Becomes Superstition 2008

There is an increasing tendency of businessmen to flock to Kabalistic masters who visit mostly from Israel.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: When Religion Becomes Superstition 2008

The illustration of hands is filled with Kabalistic symbols.

The Smell of Fear Michelle Krell Kydd 2008

A golem, the artificial, man-like creature of Kabalistic lore, a personoid incapable of normal responses.

Barbara Ehrenreich: The Clinton Campaign: Running on Ambien 2008

The illustration of hands is filled with Kabalistic symbols.

Archive 2008-12-01 Michelle Krell Kydd 2008

By projecting into the cards of the major arcana one could explore various facets of the Kabalistic system; by projecting into the court cards, one felt oneself to be glimpsing one of the four worlds of that system-the archetypal world, the creative world, the formative world and the physical world.

The Grand Wheel Bayley, Barrington J. 1977

No doubt the Pythagorean theory suffers from a defect similar to that of the Kabalistic doctrine, which, starting from the fact that all words are composed of letters, representing the primary sounds of language, maintained that all the things represented by these words were created by God by means of the twenty-two letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

Bygone Beliefs 1969

[106] A Kabalistic process by which a word is formed by taking the initial letters of a sentence or phrase.

Bygone Beliefs 1969