Kabbalah for Beginners: Understanding and Applying Kabbalistic History, Concepts, and Practices

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I have been reading various introductory books about Kabbalah over the last few years, and found many of them to be lacking. This one explains more and better than any other of the books I have read. It doesn’t go into great detail on a number of topics, but it at least introduces them and explains enough that one is less confused, and has hints of what to explore next. Also, each chapter includes at least one suggested meditation. I tried most of them and found them excellent.

Over the past 28 years I have seriously studied Jewish mysticism, as well as facilitating Kabbalah study groups for 12 of those years. Kabbalah for Beginners is the clearest introduction to Kabbalah I’ve ever read. The late eminent Psychotherapist Dr. Vicktor Frankl described his school of Psychology “height Psychology” rather than depth Psychology. In this spirit the author demonstrates height Kabbalah. Readers of this book will surely broaden their horizons. Some words of advice: If you read this book and want to learn more, reread the book, and ponder the author’s meditations. Then if you want to continue the practice do not do it alone. Seek out study groups mentored by those who speak Hebrew and are knowledgeable in all facets of Jewish practice.

I highly recommend this book. It taught me a lot.