In the Book of Raziel, Abraham Abulafia presents a radically internalized vision of Kabbalah. Unlike other texts bearing the same name, this work rejects external magic and myth, offering instead a guide to awakening the divine intellect. Abulafia shares the story of how, after long struggling to understand, he suddenly received clarity - not from outside, but from within. The "angel Raziel" becomes a metaphor for this inner illumination.

Structured in seven books, also known as Crucible of the Intellect, this work teaches meditative techniques of Hebrew letter permutation, breath, and mental focus. It is both a mystical autobiography and a practical map to spiritual transformation, aimed at those ready to hear the voice of the divine where it truly resides: in the depths of the human mind.