What Is the Difference between Buddhism and Kabbalah?

Is there a difference between Buddhism and Kabbalah? What is the methodology of Kabbalah? Is there meditation or individual contemplation in Kabbalah? What is the basis of our attainment and sensations we achieve through Kabbalah? What is the Creator? How does our life experience change when we study Kabbalah? There is a real distinction between the approach of the method of kabbalah compared to Buddhism. In Kabbalah, heart, mind, and work with others is an active, ongoing, deep, and all-embracing contemplation of reality and an assessment of one’s heart in relation to others. Attainment comes from the desires and requests of the heart that happen in this very and totally conscious and awakened effort. There is no meditation, and there is no reverting to calm or lower states - like vegetative or animate states. So the approach is very, very different. It involves the learning of principles and the attainment of how these principles are really applied in life experience. There is a sensati