During the Renaissance, Kaballah leaked into the Christian community, so there's a stream of Christian mysticism that's called Christian Kaballah. These days, there's a de-Judaized stream of Kaballah that attracts people like Madonna and other non-Jews. So, while classical Kaballah is specifically Jewish, there are lots of ideas in Kaballah that seem to resonate with non-Jews.
kabbalah (קבלה) means "reception" or "lobby. In religious contexts, it means "received (tradition)."
It broke, get a new string. Seriously, I know of no meaning for this, and in fact, the red string thing seems not to be a deeply embedded or central tradition of Kabbalah.
Avir means 'Elemental Air' - refers to air, one of the 'Four Elements' which encircle the Earth
If you mean "Judaism", they are known as "Jews".
the term "stateless religion" is not a concept in Judaism.
It does not mean anything specific. Reform Judaism is one branch of Liberal Judaism. So, ostensibly, non-Reform would mean any other branch of Liberal Judaism or it would refer to Orthodox Judaism. This is not a commonly-used term among Jews.
It means "having to do with Judaism."
the religion of the Jews
Do you mean reading Harry Potter? Well, it depends if you count reading as studying or not...
Tranio is advising to focus on studying and mastering what truly interests and engages you the most. By following what captures your passion and enthusiasm, you are likely to excel in that field and find greater fulfillment in your pursuits.
It doesn't mean anything to Judaism.
It represents the Torah.