Physician of the Soul: A Modern Kabbalistic Approach to Health and Healing

by Joseph Gelberman and Lesley Sussman

Book Overview

Demonstraing how the Kabbalah can be practically applied for spiritually-directed healing, this book is based on the healing techniques of Rabbi Gelberman, including vivid Tree of Life meditations and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1580910610
• ISBN13: 9781580910613
• Release Date: March 2000
• Publisher: Crossing Press
• Length: 170 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

A perfect outlook on healing

Total Healing to the Limits of Living: A Sourcebook for Awakening and Engaging the Healing Energies of the Tree of Life I have recommended this book to people who say they have lost hope. Rabbi Gelberman's view is expansive, universal, and comforting for any spiritual persuasion. He examines human nature with a sweetness free of judgment or censure. He calls the soul "a quiet lady." This book was written from the heart.

Magnificent Book for People of All Faiths

I found this book last night in a local bookstore and read almost the entire book while still in the store. This book offers a wealth of magnificent prayers, insights, and affirmations for when we are out of balance physically or emotionally. The book appeals to people of all faiths. In fact, Rabbi Gelberman founded a temple in New York City that is open to people of all faiths. The forward was written by a Hindu Swami. This book deserves to be a best-seller!

A Focused Look at Kabbalah and Its Healing Powers

Many books on Kabbalah are theoretical in nature and often require an understanding of Judaism beyond the comprehension of most readers. This book not only explains Kabbalah in simple to understand terms but, most importantly, remains focused on how to use this ancient mystical text to help bring balance and health into your life. The author is an 88-year-old Kabbalistic master and modern Hasidic rabbi who deserves to be on Oprah.