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Immortality : the inevitability of eternal life / Rav Berg.

LIBRA - Special BM525 .B476 2000
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Berg, Philip S.
Contributor:
Gotham Book Mart Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Jewish religious education.
Immortality--Judaism.
Immortality.
Judaism.
Cabala.
Penn Provenance:
Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)
Physical Description:
1 volume ; 21 cm
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
Tel Aviv, Israel ; New York City, NY : Kabbalah Centre, [2000]
Summary:
In this revolutionary, thought-provoking book, Kabbalist Rav Berg dares to take on a subject long considered taboo by the medical and scientific establishments. The subject is immortality -- the possibility and even the inevitability of eternal life. Once the province of mystics, the notion of immortality has recently come under scientific scrutiny. New technologies -- including cloning, the mapping of the human genome, and the development of genetically-based therapies for major illnesses -- are appearing every day. The timing of these breakthroughs came as no surprise to the Kabbalists. Two thousand years ago, the sages foresaw these advances -- including the eventual "demise of death." And they specifically cited the year 5760 (2000 in the Gregorian Calendar) for these developments to unfold. Drawing upon the personal story of his own journey toward spiritual enlightenment, Rav Berg shares the compelling Kabbalistic insights into the origins of death, and the spiritual tools necessary for its final disappearance from the world.
Contents:
Section I The Promise of Kabbalah 13
Section II The Struggle Between The Darkness & the Light 89
Section III The Illusion of Mortality 123
Section IV Immortality Now 163
Section V The Millennium 221.
Local Notes:
Gotham Book Mart Collection copy has dustjacket retained.
ISBN:
1571891021
9781571891020
OCLC:
49242242

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