In recent years a remarkable revival of interest in Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism transpired in Israel, the United States, and other, mostly Western countries. Numerous Kabbalistic Yeshivot, institutes and study groups operate in Israel, America and Europe, in which thousands of people study and practice Kabbalah. Thousands of books about Kabbalah were published in the last decades, hundreds of Kabbalistic internet sites can be found on the Web, and various Kabbalistic themes are integrated in today’s popular culture. The lecture will examine some of the major features of contemporary Kabbalah, and the context of the revival of Jewish Mysticism in today’s culture. We will discuss the relation of contemporary Kabbalah to earlier forms of Jewish Mysticism, as well as its relation to other contemporary culture formation, foremostly, to Postmodern culture and New Age spiritualities.