Kabbalah on love

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Because of the well-known red string worn on the left wrist to ward off negative energy, the color red is often associated with Kabbalah. But green is also a powerful color in this ancient tradition. It represents the central column between right and left, positive and negative, giving and receiving. As such, green signifies the balance essential to the planet's survival. Green is also the color of healing, both for the soul and the Earth. Kabbalah teaches that eco-consciousness and higher consciousness are inextricably linked and that the forces of environmental destruction can only be overcome through personal transformation on a global scale. Kabbalah on Green gives new meaning to the famous catchphrase “think globally; act locally.” In its pages, readers learn that true environmental consciousness goes far beyond recycling and simple slogans.

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As Yehuda Berg showed, with The 72 Names of God, hidden beneath the surface of ancient texts, exist powerful, transformative technologies. In Kabbalah: The Dreams Book, Berg examines the meanings of dreams by using Kabbalistic principles. Dreams, he says, offer valuable messages and wisdom, and to ignore them is the same as leaving a potentially life-changing letter unopened. Berg shows readers how to interpret their dreams' directions, from finding a soul mate to ways to deflect negative energy and judgments.

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The fields of psychology and pharmacology have made considerable progress in addressing symptoms of fear and anxiety but little headway in finding a cure for these widespread maladies. In Fear Less, renowned Kabbalist Yehuda Berg draws on 5,000-year-old wisdom to offer a simple spiritual technology to conquer fear, eradicate anxiety, and end stress-related illness without drugs or expensive therapy.

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In this concise but powerful book, noted scholar and teacher Yehuda Berg describes all of the essential elements involved in the Sabbath, as practiced by students of Kabbalah, and explains the reasons behind each one. In Kabbalah, the period between Friday sunset and Saturday sunset is very different from and more important than any other week's days. Kabbalists believe the Sabbath is the only day when the spiritual and physical worlds are united, making it the most powerful day. The Light force flows continually, giving the opportunity to refuel energy and rejuvenate the soul for the coming week. But, according to Kabbalah, the day is not one of rest, nor is it about worship; it’s about making a connection, which takes spiritual work. This book clearly explains how to make that connection. In this concise but powerful book, noted scholar and teacher Yehuda Berg describes all of the essential elements involved in the Sabbath, as practiced by students of Kabbalah, and explains the reasons behind each one. In Kabbalah, the period between Friday sunset and Saturday sunset is very different from and more important than any other week's days. Kabbalists believe the Sabbath is the only day when the spiritual and physical worlds are united, making it the most powerful day. The Light force flows continually, giving the opportunity to refuel energy and rejuvenate the soul for the coming week. But, according to Kabbalah, the day is not one of rest, nor is it about worship; it’s about making a connection, which takes spiritual work. This book clearly explains how to make that connection