It is universally accepted by the Kabbalists that the first ones to engage in these meditative methods were the patriarchs and prophets, who used them to attain enlightenment and prophecy.
An edition of Meditation and Kabbalah
(1982)
Meditation and Kabbalah
by Aryeh Kaplan
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containing relevant texts from The greater hekhalot, textbook of the Merkava school, the works of Abraham Abulafia, Joseph Gikatalia's Gates of light, The gates of holiness, Gate of the Holy Spirit, textbook of the Lurianic school, Hasidic classics
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"Containing relevant texts from The greater hekhelot [sic], textbook of the Merkava school, the works of Abraham Abulafia, Joseph Gikatalia's Gates of light, The gates of holiness, Gate of the Holy Spirit, textbook of the Lurianic school, Hasidic classics."
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