My rating:
add to my books
Loading...
Le Pouvoir de la Kabbale
by
Yehuda Berg
At first glance, The Power of Kabbalah seems like an overly simplistic spiritual instruction manual. The language and anecdotes are rabbi-style cozy and the format is exceptionally approachable: one-to-two-page essays. But read a few pages and you're hooked into an experience that immediately promises enlightenment (and eventually delivers it). Although the Kabbalah has it...more
Paperback, 288 pages
Published
January 13th 2010
by Kabbalah Centre Books
(first published November 2001)
There is a good chance some of your friends read this book. Sign in to see!
sign in »
Friend Reviews
To see what your friends thought of this book,
please sign up.
This book is currently not featured on any Listopia lists.
Add this book to your favorite list »
Community Reviews
(showing
1-30
of
318)
First off, if you have read Mr. Berg’s book, “Living Kabbalah”, please attempt to forget everything that you’ve read. This book is better. Much better.
However, a previous criticism of Mr. Berg’s work is that the parables and teachings are used throughout all of his books. It’s one thing to say the same thing and tailor it different ways, like Abraham does through the Abraham-Hicks works. It’s another to basically say the same example for the same concept, book after book. I found i...more
However, a previous criticism of Mr. Berg’s work is that the parables and teachings are used throughout all of his books. It’s one thing to say the same thing and tailor it different ways, like Abraham does through the Abraham-Hicks works. It’s another to basically say the same example for the same concept, book after book. I found i...more
A brilliant book about the Kabbalah.
If you are curious about the Kabbalah’s teachings including its history, the doctrine and etc, you should definitely pick this book up.
I have always found Kabbalah extremely intriguing, but it wasn’t till recent years that detailed books about it were published, and “The Power of Kabbalah: Technology for the Soul” is a great example of a introductory guide to the Kabbalah dogma.
Religion is a really sensitive topic and I personally don’t be...more
If you are curious about the Kabbalah’s teachings including its history, the doctrine and etc, you should definitely pick this book up.
I have always found Kabbalah extremely intriguing, but it wasn’t till recent years that detailed books about it were published, and “The Power of Kabbalah: Technology for the Soul” is a great example of a introductory guide to the Kabbalah dogma.
Religion is a really sensitive topic and I personally don’t be...more
This is a quick overview of Kabbalah that is interesting in a variety of ways. One way is its take on the purpose of the existence of evil.
"A burning candle emits no light against the backdrop of a brilliant sunlit day. But in a darkened football stadium, even a single candle is clearly visible. Similarly, the Vessel was incapable of creating and sharing in a realm already radiating Light."
I disagreed with the author's statement that "It makes little s...more
"A burning candle emits no light against the backdrop of a brilliant sunlit day. But in a darkened football stadium, even a single candle is clearly visible. Similarly, the Vessel was incapable of creating and sharing in a realm already radiating Light."
I disagreed with the author's statement that "It makes little s...more
I'm currently taking a free Kabbalah course at http://edu.kabbalah.info/home. This book is the most simple, easy to follow piece of literature I've read on the subject or any subject for that matter. Some of the texts and articles I've read are complicated in the terms and abstract descriptions used since for the layperson, Kabbalah requires interpretation from the teacher or author. The author Yeuda Berg has a wonderful weekly blog and youtube channel (yehudaberg) that I find clear, relatabl...more
Another crap from Kabbalah.com their teaching have nothing to do with authentic jewish mysticism and kabbalah.
My suggestion do not waste your time and money on this crap.
Their main aim is to get as much money out of your pocket by brainwashing you, There are many complaints about kabbalah centre in USA on the internet, as well on the inconsitency of their books, if you are interested in kabbalah, go for Aryeh Kaplan books, he is one of authentic true master and teacher of Kabbalah.
My suggestion do not waste your time and money on this crap.
Their main aim is to get as much money out of your pocket by brainwashing you, There are many complaints about kabbalah centre in USA on the internet, as well on the inconsitency of their books, if you are interested in kabbalah, go for Aryeh Kaplan books, he is one of authentic true master and teacher of Kabbalah.
Невероятна книга - простичка като притча, но важна за разбиране на много неща за живота и за нас самите.
See review for The Way. I have found this very inspiring. Logical, and on some inner level it rings true. Has certainly steered me onto a new path of reading material!
Brilliant beginner's guide to a stupendous resource that I would be foolish not to act upon. The discourse on The Opponent and the ultimate remedy "Resistance" is of epic proportions. I intend to read this book again to reinforce it's precepts and to achieve transformation for the good. Of course, the journey of transformation of consciousness is continuous and unending.
Love this book! And learnt a lot from it.
Have since ordered more by this amazing man...
Highly recommend it.
......................
Have since ordered more by this amazing man...
Highly recommend it.
......................
Amazing book. If you want to change your life, and become the cause instead of the effect. Please read this book.
It made me realize that I'll never be able to follow Kabbalah because of my anger issues!
Interesting views, I liked it and would like to live this way, but I'm not too sure I am capable of not reacting to things...
Anything to bring technology to the level of the soul.
Really good introduction to Kabbalah.
I liked this one. Supposedly predating many ancient religious manuscripts that are today's modern religions, Kabbalah has been the basis of many of these. They are inextricably connected through characters and events. Great attitude adjuster. Practical and very interesting read. Challenges your thought of exactly how creation happened too without sounding like a bunch of bullshit. Scientific in its' approach to explanations.
This is a simple introduction to a complex philosophy. If you are a seeker of something structured to meet the quantum world, the Kabbalah has stood the test of time and is extremely noteworthy in this troubles day and time.
I have to admit I have been curious about this "cult-like" religion for sometime... and what I found is that it is not a cult, nor a religion and is quite inspiring. Simple, basic ideas about how the universe was created and what is out purpose.
I will be researching more on Kabbalah for sure!
I will be researching more on Kabbalah for sure!
so basic and yet so profound. it's part big bang theory, part christianity, part The Secret and part good old-fashioned karma. reading this book is like meeeting someone for the first time and feeling like you've known them for years.
view 1 comment
Gosh - what didn't I learn from the book. It started my journey as a student of Kabbalah. The lessons and the journey have been incredible. I could probably give 20 Kabbalah books I've read, but this one started me off -
I have started, and then stopped, and really want to start reading this book again. Its full of a completely new outlook on life, a found every bit of what I read so far true and insiring!
If you have questions about Kabbalah, this is the book to start with! It changed my life and for those who know me...that is difficult to do!
Second time I'm reading this. The first time it I didn't finish, but my interest in Metu Neter has lead me to revisit this...one last time.
K-tron
rated it
·
review of another edition
·
review of another edition
Recommends it for:
new-age idiots
Recommended to K-tron by:
a new-age idiot probably
Shelves:
forced-myself-to-finish,
took-forever
the whole time I was reading this I just kept thinking that this was just some new-age hippie bullshit that Madonna invented...
A good intro to the basics of Kabbalah. Further investigations would be "Ten Luminous Emanations" and "God is a Verb".
lots of information, but just a little on each page. Very important or beginners.
I'm bored just thinking about writing a review for this book.
it is a good read...but not a "i cant put this book down" read
Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's Kabbalah Teachings are more authentic.
There are no discussion topics on this book yet.
Be the first to start one »
Readers Also Enjoyed
Yehuda Berg is a renowned authority on Kabbalah. Touted as "the people's kabbalist," he shares these teachings as a technology to improve everyday life. In 2007 Newsweek named Yehuda one of the top 5 rabbi's in the US. Yehuda believes that only by transforming our negativity can we unlock our greatest blessings. A bestselling author whose books include The Power of Kabbalah and 72 Names...more
More about Yehuda Berg...
Share This Book
No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »
