Abraham: The Seventh Beggar
Sanford Pinsker wrote a review at Jewish.com of The Seventh Beggar by Pearl Abraham. According to the review the book mixes Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav, one of my a favorite Hassidic masters and life...
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Waxman tour
Bob Waxman, the author of Kabbalah Simply Stated issued a press release: ” Announces His New Schedule of Kabbalah Educational Events”. However the events are not listed in the press release itself. It took...
Halevi: Astrology and Kabbalah
A ‘grad student’ created a new Kabbalah list on Amazon and that prompted me to realize that Z’Ev Ben Shimon Halevi’s The Anatomy of Fate: Astrology and Kabbalah long out of print (since 1978)...
Rabbi Laibl Wolf in Milford
Here is an article describing a Shabbaton, led by Rabbi Laibl Wolf, the author of Practical Kabbalah. I think it’s great that Chabad is organizing this event for the much freer spirited Australian teacher....
Sasson: A Wish Can Change Your Life
The Portland Tribune has an interviewisharticle with Gahl Sasson on his new book: “A Wish Can Change Your Life: How to Use the Ancient Wisdom of Kabbalah to Make Your Dreams Come True.” The...
On the Kabbalah Center
Three recent articles pointed my attention to the business enterprise called Kabbalah Centre. An interview with one of its rabbis on beliefnet, an expose in the Telegraph, and a social review of Madonna’s embracing...
Soul = umbilical cord
Fort Wayne’s News Sentinel had a short summary of a workshpo in Ohio titles The Spark Within Me: My Soul. In the course of the straightforward account were these lines: In his book “Practical...
Kabbalah for Simpletons
Rabbi Max Weiman updated the list of books on his Kabbalah Made Easy website. It includes now 14 books, and a recommendation of all of R. Mattisyahu Glazerson’s works. I appreciate that his own...
