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Kabbalistic Tu BiShvat seder tradition

Jewish Mysticism Rite / ceremony

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Kabbalistic Tu BiShvat seder tradition is cataloged as a Rite / ceremony within Jewish Mysticism. Its public geographic context is “Global, transnational, diaspora, textual, or doctrinal context; no single country” and its period or origin is “Early modern period–present.” It is associated with the parent tradition “Safed and later kabbalistic liturgy.”

This summary is assembled only from the record fields shown below. It does not add ritual instructions, doctrinal claims or inferred geography.

Record fields

Alternate / historical names
Kabbalistic Tu bi-Shvat seder; Tu Bishvat seder; Seder Peri Etz Hadar; New Year of the Trees seder
Parent tradition
Safed and later kabbalistic liturgy
Public geographic context
Global, transnational, diaspora, textual, or doctrinal context; no single country
Period / origin
Early modern period–present
Living / historical status
Living custom with multiple adaptations
Access / protocol
Open / public
Evidence status
Directly cited

Geography

Candidate

Global, transnational, diaspora, textual, or doctrinal context; no single country

This record also has global, transnational, diaspora, textual or doctrinal context and is not reduced to one country.

Public geographic context is limited to country level or broader. A documented site may still be named as the record’s public identity, but no subnational location field or coordinates are published.

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Kabbalistic Tu BiShvat seder tradition. Atlas of Religious and Esoteric Lineages, record 1101. https://esotericlineages.com/entry/1101

Created and maintained by Ayara and Kyle Jonathan B@KJB_and_AYARA · https://x.com/KJB_and_AYARA