The Zohar is written in cryptic Aramaic that makes its teachings difficult to read
Nothing screams 'exclusive knowledge' quite like publishing your foundational text in an incredibly obscure, highly stylized ancient language. The Zohar reads more like an avant-garde puzzle than a standard treatise, ensuring that only those willing to suffer massive linguistic headaches could ever claim to understand its depths.

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