The Power of Kabbalah: 13 Principles to Overcome Challenges and Achieve Fulfillment Paperback – January 1, 2011

To a someone not familiar with the ideas behind Kabbalah, this book is very useful and beneficial. I recommend it for anyone interested in the principles of Kabbalah. As a whole, connecting to other systems of belief, views in different religion, I found it interesting and thought-provoking. The ideas presented in the book are simple to understand, yet not always easy to follow through in real life. However, I found that the book added to my knowledge of Kabbalah and made me want to learn more.

An amazing book of enlightenment. You don’t have to be Jewish nor religious to enjoy this book. It is easy reading and easy understanding. If you are feeling any darkness in your life, read this book and it will help you peel back the layers of darkness to bright back the flame of life’s fulfillment.

Simple, easy to understand, gets to heart of good spiritual living tools and excellent life philosophy.

An incredible book that completely changed the way I see the world. For many years I was on a spiritual quest, reading many authors, eastern religions, new age, etc. This book spoke to me more than any others I had read, and re-reading it each year, I find new insights. As we undergo spiritual growth and transformation, we should find new secrets in things we have studied before. This book is life changing and accessible to everyone.

While well written and sincere, I just couldn't get my mind to buy into it.

I love Yehuda Berg books. Easy to read and understand. A lot of good, positive information. Great book to go back to any time you need inspiration.

Educational reading. My husband enjoyed readiing the book. You need to read it when you are in a quiet place and without alot of interruptions.

I won't say much here. You'll find out. I was kind of impressed that Madonna endorsed this book. I very much enjoyed the section on how human-kind urged God to allow a separation, in order of free will, so that we could earn things on our own, which literally caused the Big Bang, or the equivalent thereof. Very possibly laughable to some, but it's a very interesting angle that I truly enjoyed reading about, among many other things. A lot of it calls for a leap of faith, but more importantly, a call for personal discipline. I don't want to spoil it for you. Yes, give it a read.