The Zohar: Bereshith to Lekh Lekha

Nurho de Manhar’s translation offers selections from the Zohar, the foundational work of medieval Jewish mysticism, covering the biblical portions from Genesis through Lekh Lekha. Its historical importance lies in making a central Kabbalistic text available in English, and inside readers will find rich symbolic commentary on Scripture, divine attributes, and the hidden dimensions of creation.

Nurho de Manhar was a pseudonymous translator and occult-oriented writer associated with esoteric publications. He is chiefly remembered for his translations and editorial work on mystical or symbolic texts rather than for a widely documented independent literary career.