Collected Dialogues Vol. 1: Kabbalah Simply Stated - A Conversation with Rabbi Azriel Abraham and Neer Donag

Donag, Neer; Abraham, Rabbi Azriel;

ISBN 10: 0974596906 / ISBN 13: 9780974596907

Published by London, UK, Sinclair Books, 2003, 2003

About this Item

Trade paperback, Very Good/pictorial wraps, 2nd printing; light wear to covers and cover edges, very faint and barely noticeable dampstaining and slight ripling to top front cover corner and next 2-3 pages, no names or markings inside, illustrated, 8vo., 101 pages., 0.0 0.0 0.0.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Collected Dialogues Vol. 1: Kabbalah Simply Stated - A Conversation with Rabbi Azriel Abraham and Neer Donag
• Publisher: London, UK, Sinclair Books, 2003
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0974596906
• ISBN 13: 9780974596907
• Binding: Soft cover

About this title

Synopsis

One rainy afternoon a young man meets a wise Rabbi from Jerusalem and his life changes forever. Over the next thirteen years the young man and the Rabbi develop a close relationship as the Rabbi teaches the young man about: The Secrets of the Soul, The Four Worlds of Existence, What Happens After Death, The Journey of the Soul, What the Stars are Telling Us, The Language of Numbers, Hidden Symbols in the Torah, The Lost Books of the Bible and Man's Direct Connection to the One Divine Source.

About the Author

Neer Donag (Bob Waxman) has been studying Kabbalah for 19 years and has been teaching Kabbalah classes since 1997. He facilitates ongoing Kabbalah classes in (7) cities in South Florida. His first book, "The Seven Fundamental Propositions of Kabbalah" is based on the teachings of the Sepher Yetzirah, the Sepher Ha-Bahir and the Zohar. He was a co-host on the national radio program "Spiritually Speaking" and has been a frequent guest speaker at synagogues, Jewish community centers, universities, adult learning centers and many other religious and philosophical organizations.

Rabbi Azriel Abraham (1902 -1998) taught and lectured throughout Israel on a wide range of topics including Torah, Kavannah and Kabbalah. He participated in single lectures, lecture series, seminars, special activities for professionals, teacher supplementary study programs, rabbinical schools, yeshivot, cultural centers and kibbutzim.