The Sefer haZohar or Book of Splendor is perhaps the most important text of Kabbalah from the Middle Ages, when it was first circulated among the closed circles of scholars in Girona and Castile, to this day.

Within its pages, a new, secret theosophy of Diaspora Judaism is revealed, punctured by the influence of Neoplatonic and Gnostic movements, as well as the first Jewish mystical theology of the Throne of God.

This book presents, for the first time in Greece, an anthology of texts from the Zohar (as the term has become pronounced in Greece, more accurately as Zó'ar), along with comments and explanations.

Its pages expose the esoteric beliefs about the body of the Primordial Adam, about the Tree of Life and the sacred sephiroth, about the unknown and unmanifest aspects of God, the anatomy and garments of the soul, with absolute consistency to the content of this ancient work.

Furthermore, the Tree of Souls constitutes a deep look into the hidden garden of Eden, into the secret and unspoken dimensions of the Torah, into the heavenly journeys of the soul in the realms of angels and spirits, as well as into one of the most impressive chapters of the barely known mythosophical Kabbalah in our country.