Books about Kabbalah

The Zohar: Pritzker Edition, Vol. 3

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"Those who have purchased the previous two volumes may find this to be no less an endeavor of exegesis and scholarship. What this edition has done is quite simply (for all the effort) bring forth the gem within the text that for many has been hidden for so long a time. ..."

True Prosperity: How to Have Everything

by Yehuda Berg

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"After reading Berg's prior works, I was a bit amused that he would write one on Prosperity, because it opens a doorway in which many people perceive anyone on a spiritual path as being poor or in poverty for the sake of a "higher authority". Not only does Berg dispel this myth, yet he provides source material that shows that we have all been suckers of the biggest scam ever -- LIMITING OURSELVES AND SETTLING FOR SECOND BEST! ..."

Angel Intelligence

by Yehuda Berg

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The Zohar: Pritzker Edition, Vol. 2

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The Third Millennium: Living in the Posthistoric World

by Ken Carey

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"Ken Carey claims to have been visited by angelic or other dimensional spirits which gave him the words for this book (and his other books as well). I have read this book countless times and I have come to the conclusion that either Ken Carey is one of the great literary geniuses of our time or he indeed was visited by higher dimensional beings.Please do not mistake this book for new age fluff. ..."

Kabbalah and the Power of Dreaming: Awakening the Visionary Life

by Catherine Shainberg

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"Kabbalah and the Power of Dreaming is a magnificent guide to putting soul back in the body and walking a path with heart. Catherine Shainberg is a profound spiritual teacher who reminds us that dreaming is not only about what we do when we sleep but about waking up to a deeper life, remembering and navigating from our sacred purpose, tapping into Source energy - including the images that speak to the body and can make it well - and being present at the place of creation. ..."

Kabbalah, Magic & the Great Work of Self Transformation: A Complete Course

by Lyam Thomas Christopher

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"In his very first published book, Lyam Thomas Christopher provides a comprehensive system of self-transformation based on the Golden Dawn system which uses the Kabalistic Tree of Life as a model for spiritual awakening. The book provides a complete study and training course into Western Magic and Mysticism which, if followed properly, can lead to an enlightened state of awareness of ones existence where happiness can be derived not from material gain or social status but from the knowledge and conversation with ones Higher Self.

The very first chapter of this book provides a very good argument for the need for self-transformation and the search for spiritual enlightenment. ..."

Garden Of Pomegranates: Skrying on the Tree of Life

by Israel Regardie

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"This book is totally indespensable for anyone interested in the Practical Kabbalah. I only regret that I purchased three books which covered different aspects of the material contained in this volume without checking out the "Garden" first. Don't make the same mistake. Most modern texts are versions of bits and pieces of this one. ..."

The Bahir: Illumination

by Aryeh Kaplan

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"Two things to keep in mind about this book; 1) it is ancient and 2) there were more than one sect of jewish Qabbalists running around at the time. This may not have some of the principle beliefs that most modern Qabbalists have via the Golden Dawn, but it is this growth that lets us learn about ourselves and the universe. ..."

New Dimensions for the Cube of Space: The Path of Initiation Revealed by the Tarot upon the Qabalistic Cube

by David Allen Hulse

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"In the summer of 1969, I pursued my first studies of the Qabalistic diagram known as the Cube of Space. I fashioned a three dimensional cube complete with 22 colored Tarot cards at the appropriate directions of the cube. From this initial intense meditation I was able to discern a path around the faces of the cube that made sense by the Tarot symbolism at each direction. ..."