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The 72 Names of God for Kids: A Treasury of Timeless Wisdom (Technology for the Soul)

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THE BOOK IS REALLY GOOD HOWEVER IT IS A LITTLE MATURE FOR MY 5 YEAR OLD TWINS. I WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOUR CHILDREN BE INROLLED IN AT LEAST ONE YEAR OF RELEGION CLASSES. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT RELEGION YOU ARE BUT IT SEVERVES AS A GOOD BASIS FOR THE BOOK. THE BOOK IS VERY POSITIVE AND TEACHES SOME WONDERFUL LESSONS. IT ALSO PROMOTES A MILE FORM OF MEDITATION WHICH I LIKE BECAUSE IT CAN TAKE A HYPER KID AND REALLY CALM THEN DOWN. KUDO'S TO THE KABBALAH CENTER FOR PUTTING THIS BOOK OUT. I THINK IT IS A REALLY GOOD BOOK TO COMPLIMENT RELIGOUS CLASSES OR THE TEACING OF A PARENT TO THEIR CHILD ABOUT GOD AND RELEGION.

Written by the "People's Kabbalist" Yehuda Berg with award-winning author Dev Ross, The 72 Names of God for Kids: A Treasury of Timeless Wisdom introduces young readers to Kabbalah teachings and combinations of Aramaic letters that spell God's names - not ordinary names like Joshua or Sarah, but rather mystical names that can help one quiet selfish impulses, open one's heart spiritually, and become a better person. The names embody positive qualities from stopping fighting to happiness to freedom, believing in ourselves, and much more. The color illustrations express emotion directly to young hearts, in this enthusiastically recommended introduction to Kabbalah spirituality.

Having read the 72 names of God with awe and gratitude, I was delighted to see that there was a version for younger minds. You're never too young or too old to learn to live, and this book helps children become aware of and find ways to deal with the more difficult parts of life with hope and confidence. Parents can read it with their child in the morning to help them get ready for the day, or at night to help them get ready for sleep. Everyone can identify with the messages and discuss the wisdom provided.

Really glad to have this book. Its a great read for kids trying to understand different aspects of life.

If you are a kabbalah student or know what the 72 Names of God are this s a great book for yourself or for children. Yehuda Berg, the author, uses the power of each set of letters explains how it could be useful for children. The book is set up just like the 72 Names of God book, but the pictures are done for the child in mind. The 72 Names are explained in stories for children to understand. If you ever wanted to teach your child the power about these letters, this book makes it easy to explain. The book will have your child thinking and provide positive energy into their life and soul.

Here are the three names my kids came up with for God: Dad, Fred, and God