Kabbalah Mysticism for Spiritual Awakening

Kabbalah Mysticism for Spiritual Awakening
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Book Synopsis Kabbalah Mysticism for Spiritual Awakening by : Guy Berchik

Download or read book Kabbalah Mysticism for Spiritual Awakening written by Guy Berchik and published by AuthorHouse. This book was released on 2024-03-07 with total page 96 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Kabbalah means “a receiving” and in our context, a receiving of a higher conscious experience that ultimately leads to spiritual awakening, which is a permanent state of mind where the emotions awaken to a higher experience of consciousness while the fabricated self that the mind creates surrenders as a consequence. Along with a discussion about what happens in enlightenment or spiritual awakening, and how to develop the mind using the path of Kabbalah, this book also discusses the meaning of God, an explanation of the Infinite as it applies to one’s own personal experience, the question of Will, and the Male and Female parts of the Godhead, along with elucidating some difficult concepts and stories of the Bible and applying them to the Sphirot of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. Lastly, this book provides some advice on how to raise children to be mystics and how to recognize a suitable mate or Shiduch using the Sphirot system of the Tree of Life of Kabbalah.


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