Goyyim and Qabbalah

It seems there are two types of Qabbalah (actually three):

  1. Traditional Jewish Qabbalah, which focuses on the separation between H’ and His Shekhinah, and the value and purpose of the nefesh Yehudi in tikkun olam.

  2. Golden Dawn Qabbalah, which takes elements of traditional Jewish Qabbalah and GD-izes them.

  3. New Age claptrap.

In view of 1, 2 and 3 are mamzer versions of Qabbalah. (Which makes sense. When was the last a 2 or 3 Qabbalist spoke of tikkun olam? Qabbalah, to them, seems to be involved most significantly with oneself.)

In view of this, is there any way a goy can study and use Qabbalah from the perspective of traditional Judaism? Remember a goy cannot perform the mitzot, which has a central place in Jewish Qabbalah.

WRS