Kabbalah for Beginners
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Publisher's Summary
Would you like to get a better understanding of what Kabbalah is?
Do you want to improve your life in ways that you have been dreaming of?
Do you want peace, happiness, and perhaps miracles to come into your life?
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- Teresa
- 07-25-16
A Great Introduction to Kabbalah
I've always been interested in the mysticism of Kabbalah and this book was a quick but good introduction to its origin, meaning and explanation of the ten circles. I would've loved for it to have been longer but it piqued my interest enough to want to know more.
Steve Grumbach's reading of this audio was good. Although a few times I had a hard time understanding I thought his pronunciations were perfect.
I was given a copy of this book free of charge by the author, narrator or publisher in exchange for an honest review through Audiobook Boom.
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- Eliana B.
- 09-26-15
A quick, comprehensive study!
I completely enjoyed this short study for beginners, and the calm, down-to-earth, voice of the narrators. Very enlightening!
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- Elvira
- 08-10-18
Too short
The book was too short. it felt like only a brief introduction and that was disappointing.
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- Tony V.
- 01-21-17
Layman's terms
This book was a great introduction to this mysterious spiritual awaking. I enjoyed, but you will want to re-listen and write down many notes.
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- Nicolas
- 01-17-17
short notice
As many other titles from Michele Gilbert, this book is brief introduction in the knowledge of what Kabbalah. However do not expect deep information about it. In this case Narration was poor.