by awlc | Feb 19, 2017 | Beginner, Blog, Featured News, Homepage, Kabbalah
We are in the world of Infinity even now – the world of infinite knowledge and fulfillment. Through the process of our spiritual development by the method of Kabbalah, we gradually grow our perception of infinity and its completeness – deeper and deeper with every step of the way.
by awlc | Oct 14, 2016 | Beginner, Blog, Featured News, Kabbalah
In our daily lives, we have to connect to people at work, while doing grocery shopping or using public transportation. These are not always the most enjoyable experiences and we feel reaching a point of the world around us becoming more violent and more intimidating...
by awlc | Sep 25, 2016 | Beginner, Featured News, Kabbalah
The science of Kabbalah talks about the spiritual world and the forces operating in nature. These forces influence the matter of our world, creating various images in it, which results in an entire universe with everything filling it: still objects, vegetation,...
by awlc | Sep 19, 2016 | Beginner, Blog, Connection, Featured News, Happiness, Kabbalah, Meaning
According to “Mentalfloss.com”, “luck” comes from “luc”, short for “gheluc” (in Dutch), meaning “happiness, good fortune”. The notion of “luck” exists in, pretty much, every culture and language; in Latin it is called “fortuna”, in French they call it “la chance”. ...
by awlc | Sep 16, 2016 | Beginner, Blog, Featured News, Kabbalah
Kabbalah Education Center San Francisco Tuesday, 13 September 2016 1:17 pm The “Law of Roots and Branches” is one of the fundamental laws in the wisdom of Kabbalah. It states that every action, thought, desire, or occurrence, everything in our world, from particles in...
by awlc | Sep 16, 2016 | Beginner, Blog, Featured News, Kabbalah
Kabbalah Education Center San Francisco Monday, 12 September 2016 1:26 pm The younger generation is completely different souls, of a different quality. They want to literally feel the higher, more spiritual world. The children of today are built for it. To touch...
