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A fabulous introduction to the study of Kabbalah., Mar 16 2003
This review is from: Kabbalah For Beginners (Paperback)
What is the meaning of my life ? Is a question that has tormented man for centuries and has caused great philosophers the world over to seek an answer to a question that seemingly can't be answered. Kabbalah is a science which provides the answer to that question and this book will introduce the reader to that science.
I strongly reccommend this book to anyone wishing to get a genuine introduction to the wisdom of Kabbalah.
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What is the purpose of my life?, Mar 3 2003
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If you have ever asked yourself the questions concerning our existence then this book is for you. It will start you on a path of discovery most people are unaware of. A grand adventure awaits.
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Learning how to control our destiny, Mar 2 2003
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Excerpt from the introduction:
"The laws of nature, our place in the world and our behavior have been studied by scientists and philosophers for thousands of years.
Along with logical assumptions, science uses quantifiable research and data. Yet our scientists and researchers have discovered that the more they advance in their research, the more obscure and confusing they find the world to be.
The progress science has brought into the world is beyond doubt, yet it is limited. Man's inner world, his soul, behavior and sources of motivation cannot be measured by scientific tools. Man, the major component of the creation, is still left without knowledge about his role in this universe.
Man has always been looking for answers to the basic questions of life: Who am I? What is the purpose of my being here? Why does the world exist? Do we continue to exist after our physical being has completed its tasks?
In this world of constant pressure, some find temporary satisfaction in Eastern techniques, measures aimed at relaxation, or reducing suffering by minimizing personal expectations and desires. Various forms of meditation, nutrition, and physical and mental exercise quiet man's natural instincts and enable him to feel more comfortable from the point of view of his physical state. This process teaches him to lower his expectations, yet leaves him in conflict with his true desires.
Our life experience teaches us that we have unlimited desires but limited resources to satisfy them. This is the reason there is no way to completely avoid suffering. That is the subject of Kabbalah."
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