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Amazingly well done |
January 17, 2010 |
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William Becker
from St Louis, MO United States
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Introduction to the book of Zohar
This is an amazing book that scientifically reveals what has been hidden for thousands of years. The information in this book was presented by Kabbalist Michael Laitman who through years of a teaching lineage learned from Rabash, son of Baal HaSulam, the Ari and the list goes on. Complete with graphs, charts, and a unique narrative by Dr. Laitman, this book goes in to intricate detail of what Kabbalah is all about and most importantly, how to begin and stay on a path towards spiritual fulfillment. You only need to have asked yourself, one question: "What is the meaning of my life?" All you need is the desire and the book will help kick start you on a true Kabalistic path.
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December 18, 2008 |
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wesley copprue
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12/18/08
I just want to receive wisdom.
Wesley Copprue
A.K.A
Yashua Dawiyd
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November 3, 2008 |
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Paul Russell
from Lafayette, CO, United States
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What has impressed me in the course of relating with this book is the unique sense of immediacy and relevance that the reading feels imbued with.
Though the subject matter can appear abstruse and beyond reach, at just the right times, in just the right places, and in just the right way, Rav Laitman offers assistance. Rav Laitman's commentary helps clarify the ideas in the text, and perhaps more importantly the commentary helps clarify the correct approach to the text.
Invaluable.
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April 25, 2007 |
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Robert Russell
from Sudbury, ON, Canada
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A must for the student of Kabbalah. Particularly for those who have completed the fundemental program. As without a base knowledge you may as well eat it. But with the proper intro, this book really does evoke that surrounding light so desired by the wanna-be kabbalist. I look forward to reading it again and again. The best book on Kabbalah I have read.
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November 22, 2006 |
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Eugene Fridkin
from Princeton Jct, NJ, United States
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This is a wonderful book, which will give you a way to discover yourself and the world around you.
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