KABBALAH

Kabbalah was concealed over millennia because people did not need it. But today, when humanity is struggling with depression, drugs, natural disasters and terrorism, authentic Kabbalah shows the path toward further progress.

Kabbalah reveals the single force that is all around us, called "Upper Light." We reveal this force by learning how to use the key within authentic Kabbalah books.

Kabbalah explains that the reason for the crisis happening in the world is no other than our egoism, which is opposite to Nature's law of bestowal.

Technological advances promise to increase our life span to 150 years or more. Kabbalah explains why the concept of physical immorality is so seductive and how we can feel eternal life through the soul.

Kabbalah explains that our yearning for perfection is perfectly natural, and that perfection is something we can attain while living in this world.

Kabbalah explains that in addition to physical DNA, we have spiritual DNA that determines everything that happens to us and leads us to a single goal - the state of complete perfection, also known as “adhesion with the Creator.”

Kabbalah explains the deeper role of music in the world.

The wisdom of Kabbalah is a "concealed wisdom," which means that it is a science that reveals parts of reality to us that we do not feel at first.

Kabbalah is a practical science that enables us to understand ourselves and the world around us in its entirety. Today millions of people worldwide are benefiting from this wisdom.

The metaphors one reads in Kabbalah books do not take the reader to an imaginary reality, like in regular literature, but to a completely real inner world.

Kabbalah explains that there is a purpose to life, called the Thought of Creation. This purpose is for a person to attain the level of the force that created him-the Creator.

Authentic Kabbalah is intended for one thing only: to help a person feel a connection to life's source, the Creator. Attempts to use Kabbalah for other purposes provide mere psychological support.

Baal HaSulam was the first Kabbalist to make Kabbalah, a wisdom that was concealed for centuries, understandable and available to all. Thanks to his work, any person is now able to discover the spiritual world.

The Ari, a 16th century Kabbalist, completely reshaped the method of Kabbalah study. He opened up the Kabbalistic wisdom to the masses, enabling any person to study it, regardless of age, gender or nationality.

In Kabbalah, prayer is a process of inner change, where a person compares himself to the unchanging, all-enveloping force of Nature, and asks to be changed in likeness to it. This fundamentally differs from prayer in religion, where one asks the Creator to change toward him.

Kabbalah and philosophy examine the same profound questions. However, philosophy speculates about them theoretically, while Kabbalah gives us practical, scientific tools to find the answers.

Just like the natural sciences, Kabbalah uses the scientific approach to research reality. Only it researches the part of reality that is originally hidden to us.

A blessed bottle of water becoming an investment for people believing in the Kabbalah teachings.

Although its origins are rooted in deep antiquity, from the time of ancient Babylon, the science of Kabbalah has remained virtually hidden from humanity since it appeared more than four thousand years ago.