The roots of the Kabbalah Centre can be traced back to the great Kabbalist Rav Yehuda Ashlag, who, in 1922 established the Kabbalah Centre. On his passing, Rav Yehuda Tzvi Brandwein took over at the helm. Rav Berg was one of the students of Rav Brandwein, and the Kabbalah Centre’s sites relates that Rav Brandwein designated Rav Berg as his disciple who was to continue the Kabbalah Center’s tasks. Rav Berg and his wife, Karen, have been at the helm for over 30 years!

I was going to write a long post, but a buddy, Steve, came in to tell me I knew nothing about WordPress. I showed him that I knew how to post, but now my time is gone and I gotta go. So… I’ll write about what I really want to write about tomorrow…

Okay, I’m back! The Kabbalah Centre speaks a lot about the light and bringing the light one’s life. The connection to “the light” affects one’s life in very positive ways, and it can also influence one’s family members and family relations. A higher level spiritual existence will also bring tranquility and peace to your life.
One aspect of life that cannot be avoided is conflict between people. Sometimes conflicts are unavoidable, and sometimes they are even justified.  Michael Berg of the Kabbalah Center deals with conflict resolution, giving advice as to what to do in moments of dispute. His recommendation is not to react in moments of conflict, but rather to take some time to calm down first. One must learn from every scuffle, and always remember “no family is perfect.”

The Weekly Zohar Study

Every Monday at 8:00 p.m., $25 per class/ $200 for 10 classes, with Shimon Sarfati - The Los Angeles Centre

The Zohar is a code, a language of such divinity, life-changing knowledge, and insight that studying it reaps its own rewards. This is a journey of deciphering this code in order to reveal the wealth of knowledge that lies in its text and opens you to receiving more purpose in life, experiencing deeper love and connecting with greater forces than you ever imagined existed.

We suggest each student bring their own copy or each week’s pertinent Zohar volume.