What is the purpose of the Kabbalah Centre?
The Kabbalah Centre is dedicated to helping you discover that purpose so you can not only achieve the life you’ve dreamed of but also share your blessings with others. Your acts of selflessness and positivity create ripple effects across the globe that contribute to incremental change.
Is the Kabbalah at the core of all religions?
At the core of the world’s great religions and spiritual traditions is the wisdom of Kabbalah. Understanding this wisdom and living it has the power to reveal your unique purpose and align you with your best life.
What do you need to know about Kabbalistic astrology?
Discover how kabbalistic astrology acts as a road map, guiding you to the lessons your soul came to learn, what gifts you were given, and how you can use those gifts to be of service in this world. Release negative thoughts and emotions so you can gain certainty, while carving your own unique path to receiving clarity from the universe.
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Who are the authors of Kabbalah for beginners?
Kabbalah for beginners / Michael Laitman. — 4th ed. p. cm. ISBN 978-0-9781590-9-2 1. Cabala. I. Title. BM525.L252 2007 296.1’6—dc22 2007021769 Research: Eli Vinokur, Oren Levi Photos: Moshe Admoni Layout: Richard Aquan Graphics: Baruch Khovov Copy Editor: Claire Gerus Printing and Post Production: Uri Laitman Executive Editor: Chaim Ratz
What’s the difference between Kabbalah and historical perspec tive?
From the historical perspec- tive, our past is a sequence of events that happened to us or to our ancestors, while from the Kabbalistic perspec- tive, our past is a sequence of spiritual events, expressed in a series of scenes we call “life on Earth.”
Can a kabbalist re-late to the external reality?
Kabbalists don’t re- late to the external reality as a tangible reality, but explain that what we perceive as “external” is really a reflection of images that exist only within us. Part One of the book will discuss the history of Kab- balah as experiences that occurred in the physical world.