"In a generation threatened by so much spiritual exploitation, it is rare to see such responsibility and integrity in a teacher.... Translate[s] the highest and most complex esoteric wisdom into soul-bites that can be comprehended by all.... Will draw you to be your highest self and connect to your ultimate truth."
-Reb Mimi Feigelson, lecturer of Rabbinics and Chassidic Thought, American Jewish University
"Informed by a depth of meditation practice and spiritual learning, Rabbi Glick''s mystical and yet accessible teaching offer[s] an illuminating portrait of the planes of inner human topography, the multifaceted nature of Divine energy, and the unfolding of creation."
-Rabbi Elie Kaplan Spitz, author, Increasing Wholeness: Jewish Wisdom and Guided Meditations to Strengthen and Calm Body, Heart, Mind and Spirit
"An excellent guide.... Shares a profound understanding of the paths of ancient wisdom while leading us onward toward the higher awareness that can become a catalyst for spiritual evolution and growth."
-Rabbi Shefa Gold, author, The Magic of Hebrew Chant: Healing the Spirit, Transforming the Mind, Deepening Love
"A combination of laser-like clarity and gentle authority.... A provocative vision, grounded in serious scholarship and supported by a thousand years of esoteric understanding."
-Mirabai Starr, author, God of Love: A Guide to the Heart of Judaism, Christianity and Islam
"This book is to be treasured, placed on one''s nightstand to be read frequently for spiritual elevation. Not only does this book transmit deep Kabbalistic teachings, the reading of the book itself places the reader in a wonderful meditative state."
-Melinda Ribner, author, The Secret Legacy of Biblical Women and New Age Judaism
"A uniquely valuable spiritual resource that masterfully interweaves Kabbalistic teachings with esoteric wisdom from other traditions.... A profoundly rich and evocative guide for the expansion of individual consciousness, as well as for the spiritual evolution of humanity as a whole."
-Dr. Yehezkel Landau, director, Building Abrahamic Partnerships; associate professor of interfaith relations, Hartford Seminary
"A luminous guide on the spiritual journey of self-discovery and expansion of consciousness.... Will greatly enrich readers across religious traditions."
-Dr. Maria Reis Habito, Zen teacher, Maria Kannon Zen Center; international program director, Taipei Museum of World Religions
"Filled with rich images and solid scholarship.... Leads us through the complexities of the historical Kabbalah with extraordinary adeptness.... Brings new light to an ancient wisdom."
-Rabbi Ted Falcon, PhD, coauthor, Finding Peace Through Spiritual Practice: The Interfaith Amigos'' Guide to Personal, Social and Environmental Healing
"Powerful.... A profound discussion of the truths that underlie the human condition. A wonderful book that you will return to again and again."
-Nan Fink Gefen, PhD, author, Discovering Jewish Meditation: Instruction and Guidance for Learning an Ancient Spiritual Practice
"A uniquely valuable spiritual resource that masterfully interweaves Kabbalistic teachings with esoteric wisdom from other traditions.... A profoundly rich and evocative guide for the expansion of individual consciousness, as well as for the spiritual evolution of humanity as a whole."
-Dr. Yehezkel Landau, director, Building Abrahamic Partnerships; associate professor of interfaith relations, Hartford Seminary
"This book is to be treasured, placed on one''s nightstand to be read frequently for spiritual elevation. Not only does this book transmit deep Kabbalistic teachings, the reading of the book itself places the reader in a wonderful meditative state."
-Melinda Ribner, author, The Secret Legacy of Biblical Women and New Age Judaism
"Opens the door to a world that is inaccessible for most people.... Makes personal transformation attainable to the one who is ready to do the work.... A gift to the soul and the mind."
-Rabbi Marcelo Bronstein, Congregation B''nai Jeshurun, New York City
"An exceedingly rare, inspiring integration.... Clarity and conviction with ecumenical universalism."
-Dr. J. H. (Yossi) Chajes, University of Haifa; author, Between Worlds: Dybbuks, Exorcists and Early Modern Judaism
