God Does Not Create Miracles

by Yehuda Berg

Inexplicable changes in luck, rapid recovery from illness, chaos turned to peace — Yehuda Berg shows how anything is possible when readers learn the Kabbalah's miraculous secrets. Drawing on his 13 years of teaching this ancient form of spiritual technology to thousands of students, Berg reveals an extremely practical, step-by-step system for helping readers create extraordinary events and astonishing miracles in their daily lives. A number of helpful exercises are included.

Genres: Spirituality

120 pages, Hardcover

First published April 7, 2005

About the author

Yehuda Berg is a renowned authority on Kabbalah. Touted as "the people's kabbalist," he shares these teachings as a technology to improve everyday life. In 2007 Newsweek named Yehuda one of the top 5 rabbi's in the US. Yehuda believes that only by transforming our negativity can we unlock our greatest blessings. A bestselling author whose books include The Power of Kabbalah and 72 Names of God, Yehuda is a true spiritual activist. He lives in LA with his wife and 5 children."

Reviews

[Elizabeth Good · Rating 2 out of 5]

The premise of this very small Kabbalah book is a good one...it is very beguiling, asking the big questions about suffering, innate power, and God.

But it doesn't really say much. It's vague, it's general, and seems more of a promotion for the Kabbalah Centre the author co-founded, and other books by his company.

And the one example of "miracles" is a VERY weird story about how a friend of his managed to dupe a hotel in Beverly Hills into giving his family a free day of using the pool there and a hotel room. Huh?? Seriously? This is a spiritual miracle?

Maybe one star would be more appropriate. I am giving it the benefit of the doubt with two, as some of the concepts are good general principles, and I like the example given of a medical issue relating to spiritual aspirations. The true Kabbalah is no doubt interesting.

[Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple and beautiful

[Linda Branham · Rating 5 out of 5]

God does not create miracles, we do

[Eduardo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple and explicit, a real life tool.

[Korin · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok.