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August 23, 2009 |
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Aundrea Marcoe
from Sioux City, IA USA
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This was a tough read for me. I have done quite a bit of research on Quantum Physics over the past couple of years, so this book really intrigued me. I flew through the first half of the book, but then the last half took me quite a while to get through. There was a lot to digest and a lot of internalizing going on. I really like how it discussed the fact the science has reached a point where they know there is more, but can't research it using the tools they currently have. That really spoke to me.
I really recommend this book to anyone, especially those who are interested in the advancement of sciences. Just be warned it isn't a light read.
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March 10, 2009 |
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Tiago Pinto
from Lisboa, Portugal
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Kabbalah, Science and the Meaning of Life offers a compreensive explanation on some of the subjects that relate to quantum physics and it's boundary. The highlights of this book are the understanding that other sciences must catch up with the quantum physics model to further development. This book also provides the best approach to a Reshimo description i've read so far.
Enlightning and delightful.
Arvut!
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February 16, 2009 |
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Peter LaTona
from Edmond, OK, United States
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This is not an introductory book to the study of Kabbalah, but it does serve as an introductory book to Kabbalah's more technical and scientific aspects. Kabbalah is a science and this science explains the overall structure of the spiritual worlds. This book gives us a strong foundation to begin the exploration of the science and mathematics of our existence. There is nothing mystical or ethereal in these pages. The discussion relates directly to the nature of matter and specifically relates Kabbalah to Quantum Physics. A must read for all serious Kabbalah students and a reference guide to be used again and again.
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November 10, 2008 |
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Jim McClaren
from St. Louis, MO, United States
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Throughout the ages kabbalah has been called many things. Most often it is referred to as a religion or as mysticism. Even in the modern era most people don't know what kabbalah is about. Even some people who say they are students of kabbalah. In his book "Kabbalah Science and the Meaning of Life", Rav Michael Laitman PhD, sets the record straight - Kabbalah is a science. In conversation with some of today's leading scientists Rav Laitman explains how Kabbalah investigates nature and penetrates it's secrets to a much deeper level than the current theories of quantum mechanics. This book expands the reader as it expands scientific understanding.
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August 21, 2008 |
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Judy Hobart
from St Louis, MO, United States
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We have all heard the old cliché: "change is good". What was communicated thorough out this book was how change is not only good but a must, a necessity for this world to be in balance with Nature. As you read chapter after chapter you find Rav Laitman speaking always of change. Never will you think of change in the same way again.
Most of us usually put the blame on a situation or others, thinking that if only someone or something would change life our life would be much easier. Within only a few chapters, the reader will find out that is not the key to overcoming our muddled thinking.
Within these pages you will discover a practical method intended to help you through every moment of
your life, that method is Kabbalah.
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