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Why did Kabbalists traditionally use black ink on white paper for writing in Hebrew?
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All Jewish scribes traditionally have used black ink. This practice is not based upon (or unique to) kabbalists. A more relevant way to express the topic would be "What does kabbalah have to say about the Jewish tradition of using black ink on a white surface."
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