Spreading the Word Karen Berg Style

For over thirty years Karen Berg has directed the Kabbalah Centre along with her husband Rav Philip Berg. Because of Karen Berg’s efforts the world is a completely different place now. The mystery and secrets of the Kabbalah, which were only available to the select few for over 4,000 years has begun to see the light of day as its message is spread to all who seek its wisdom.

The goal of Karen Berg’s efforts and the Kabbalah Center is to see to it that no one is left behind. Since the Kabbalah is not a philosophy, but a way of life and action which brings the world closer to its final goal of tikkun olam, the more people that adhere to and believe in its message, the sooner the tikkun can occur.  This effort is one that women can uniquely contribute to, and that is why Karen has worked so hard to make sure that everyone, including and especially women, are included in.

Karen Berg and Rav Berg

The highly successful team of Karen Berg and her husband, Rav P.S. Berg, has made a tremendous impact on the world – primarily in America, but now already spreading globally. Karen Berg and Rav Berg are the founders and leaders of the Kabbalah Center, which is an organization with a number of branches in the U.S. as well as internationally, that is dedicated to the teaching of Kabbalah to anyone who desires to grow and improve their lives, as well as contribute to the betterment of society and the entire world.

The Kabbalah Centres offer lectures, online courses, books and tapes as well as videos on all aspects of Kabbalah, all delivered by top teachers in  a manner that is easily understood in English and other languages. Karen Berg, herself, also lectures, and she even has YouTube videos that can be viewed.

Rav Berg and Karen Berg run the Kabbalah Centers together with their two sons, Michael and Yehuda.

YouTube Presents Karen Berg

Have you ever heard Karen Berg discuss the mysteries of the Kabbalah? She is always so clear and simple, making the most difficult ideas accessible and easy to understand.

In this fascinating YouTube video, Karen Berg explains in an interview what the shechinah is and its role in the world. Karen Berg also talks about the story of Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden. The meaning of each of the trees, the tree of life and the forbidden tree of knowledge of good and evil is dealt with in a unique and succinct way. Listen, learn and Enjoy.

Karen Berg says, “God Wears Lipstick”

We’ve all heard of the “feminine aspect” of spirituality, but what does that really mean? In Karen Berg’s new book  entitled, “God Wears Lipstick”, you will be fascinated as you discover the deep secrets of  the Kabbalistic teachings which describe how it can be that women have a spiritual advantage and what the consequences of that advantage are.

Karen Berg engages the reader in a heartfelt discussion of the importance and power of soul mates, and of course the real purpose and meaning of life.

“God Wears Lipstick” will take you places you never thought you could go, like discovering the world of reincarnation, managing relationships in a holy fashion, and the sacred power and meaning of sex.

Kabbalah Center Established in 1922 in Jerusalem

In Jerusalem, before the modern State of Israel was established, Rav Yehuda Ashlag taught the Kabbalah to his students at the beginning of the 20th century. In the year 1922 Rav Ashlag established the first Kabbalah Centre in Jerusalem. When he died Rav Yehuda Brandwein took over leadership of the center and continued to teach the great, ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah.

Before the passing of Rav Brandwein into the next world, he gave Rav Berg the mandate to continue the work of the Kabbalah Centre. Rav Berg, along with his wife Karen, have carried out the mission that was entrusted to them, and now the Kabbalah Center has branches throughout the world. It is possible to learn Kabbalah at the center closest to where you live,  in a study group or to learn on-line and over the phone. Karen and Rav Berg have taken the torch of teaching Kabbalah from their teacher and are passing the message on to the rest of the world.

The Kabbalah Center Began 2,000 Years Ago

The Kabbalah Center believes that Kabbalah is not an academic study but a way of life. The Kabbalah Centre teaches its students the everyday tools needed to self-transcend with the goal of transforming one’s self and then transforming the world.

The spiritual foundation of the Kabbalah Center was laid back in the 16th century through the teachings of Rav Isaac Luria, known as the Ari, or Lion, of Safad in Israel. We can even reach further back to the beginnings of the dissemination of kabbalistic wisdom when Rav Shimon Bar Yochai revealed the Zohar, the main text of the Kabbalah, more than 2,000 years ago.

Drink From the Well of Kabbalah with Rav Berg

What is the Kabbalah? This is the question that people have been pondering for thousands of years. Until Rav Berg and the Kabbalah Center began to disseminate the wisdom of Kabbalah to all those seeking its message, Kabbalah was the exclusive knowledge of only the initiated.

But the Kabbalah Centre, under the guidance of its founders Rav Yehuda Tzvi Brandwein and then Rav and Karen Berg, has brought the world-transforming wisdom of Kabbalah to all who wish to drink from the well of its wisdom.

Repairing the World at the Kabbalah Centre

Rav and Karen Berg, the directors of the Kabbalah Centre, teach that Kabbalah is not about philosophy or theory, but rather its all  about repairing the world through human action. This is where the The Kabbalah Centre Charitable Foundation comes in. The foundation operates by assessing what type of aid is needed in a particular location, which could be anywhere in the world, and designing an appropriate response which will provide the help that is needed. Money, volunteers and other  resources are directed at repairing and improving the bad situation so that the world is just a bit improved. In this way the Kabbalah, through the efforts of the Kabbalah Center, contributes to the bottom line goal of helping people and mending the world.

Rav Berg Brings Kabbalah to the People

Rav Philip and Karen Berg have been the directors of the Kabbalah Center ever since Rav Berg took it over from Rav Yehuda Tzvi Brandwien at the time of his death. Rav Brandwein himself had taken charge of the Kabbalah Centre after the founder of the Center, Rav Yehuda Ashlag, passed away. Rav Ashlag founded the Kabbalah Center in Jerusalem in the year 1922, as a way of spreading the message of Kabbalah to the mass of people so desirous of improving their lives and changing the world they lived in. Today you can be part of this world wide movement to improve the world.

Where to do it?

Looking for a place to study Kabbalah?  There  are online and offline options for general info and study courses of Kabbalah and mystical topics as well as self help courses.

The Kabbalah Centre is a popular venue for those searching for Kabbalah classes, and also for those searching for meaning. The Kabbalah Centre and Rav Berg and Karen Berg who are its founders are on the internet and aside from finding out about the Kabbalah Centers, you can also find interesting study material.

The Kabbalah Center offer leacturers and teachers that cater to a large number of people.