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Immortality: The Inevitability of Eternal Life

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In this wonderful book, for the first time Kabbalist Rav Berg exposes the truth behind the opening of the gates of the ancient knowledge of Kabbalah through the Kabbalah Centre. The importance of Rav Berg's wife, Karen Berg, is revealed in the amazing story that happened in 1971, told in the book. The book addresses the issue of immortality - yes, immortality of the physical body - with clarity and precision. Scientific aspects are considered, and the significance of water in the process of rejuvenation is pointed out. The true meaning of the familiar expression "Mind over Matter" is made clear, and how in this New Age our consciousness will control physical reality.

Arrived in good time, was in good condition for a used book. It is a deep but enlightening read. Thank you very much

From the first minute I started reading this book, even in the introduction, I felt as if Kabbalist Rav Berg is sitting next to me and telling me his story and the story of the Kabbalah Center. I was hooked. Although the subject matter can be difficult to understand, Rav Berg's writing flows like a fresh water river. And I felt as if I am drinking from that river and quenching my endless thirst. I am absolutely inspired by the Total Certainty that Rav Berg has and I am thankful that this book exists. Get it, Read it, Don't wait, DO IT NOW!!!!

Reb Berg has given us a glad tiding that even the Torah could not: we are not just a screaming pack of Bnei-Mawet, we are not condemned to death, we can live forever! But wait! That isn't all! There are REASONS to live forever! Yes, as the Magic Rebbe tells us, anticipating our humble objections to receiving this truly ground-breaking Gift, life need not be an unending hassle and torment, with traffic and marital strife awaiting those who escape war and imprisonment. Qabbalah will drive away the wrinkles! Qabbalah will cure your arthritis, and haul the caged rabbit before Methusaleh, now a lusty greyhound (or would have been, if he'd lived to receive this epochal New Method).
Or you can just buy enough whiskey at Walmart, cheap, to last you till you do kick off.
[I gave this four stars, not five, because it didn't quite answer ALL the questions of life.]