The author examines psychology as the study of the archetypal world equidistant between earth and sky, or between our physical component and the prenatal memory from which we come. The study is situated within the Kabbalah system, which considers the origin of all human beings and their divine, spiritual and physical composition. "Between the poles of simple physical consciousness and total understanding stretches the great spectrum of human experience, which all esoteric traditions divide into the realms of body, soul, spirit, and Divinity. Psychology is concerned, above all, with the world of the mind, which has access to the body, contains the soul, is penetrated by the spirit and touched by the Divinity."

A text that illuminates the psychological processes that are established by relating the dynamics of the Tree of Life with the theories of Jung and Freud. The problems of the developing individual are included, as well as those of madness and mystical experience. Kabbalah and Psychology is a book that interests not only kabalists but also psychologists who wish to explore the symbolism of the Tree of Life as a framework for the journey to the Self.