Jewish mysticism, often referred to as Kabbalah, is a spiritual and esoteric interpretation of Judaism. It seeks to understand the nature of God, the universe, and the soul through mystical experiences and teachings. Kabbalistic texts, such as the Zohar, explore complex concepts like the Sefirot, which represent different attributes of God and the process of creation. Central to Jewish mysticism is the idea of achieving a deeper connection with the divine. Practitioners often engage in meditation, prayer, and the study of sacred texts to uncover hidden meanings and attain spiritual enlightenment. This mystical approach emphasizes the importance of personal experience and the transformative power of divine knowledge.