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The God-Powered Life: Awakening to Your Divine Purpose
You are an individual expression of God; that’s the teaching of the ancient Jewish mystical tradition. Here Rabbi David Aaron shows that when we truly connect to our inner self, that fact becomes wonderfully obvious. Each of us has a divine mission in life, he says, and when we understand this, we are empowered to take control of our life; to use our creative powers more fully; and to give more to others, our community, and the world.
In The God-Powered Life , Rabbi Aaron uses Jewish mystical teachings, including the ten Sephirot, or attributes of God, to help us get in touch with our inner selves and find a deeper sense of our own self-worth. In his characteristic warm, witty, and accessible style, Rabbi Aaron helps us find a connection to the divine within ourselves and then shows us how to manifest that divine presence in our dealings with others and during tumultuous times.
In The God-Powered Life , Rabbi Aaron uses Jewish mystical teachings, including the ten Sephirot, or attributes of God, to help us get in touch with our inner selves and find a deeper sense of our own self-worth. In his characteristic warm, witty, and accessible style, Rabbi Aaron helps us find a connection to the divine within ourselves and then shows us how to manifest that divine presence in our dealings with others and during tumultuous times.
- GenresJewish
151 pages, Paperback
First published February 9, 2010
About the author
David Aaron
35 books23 followersRabbi David Aaron is the founder and dean of the Isralight Institute, an international organization with centers in Israel and the United States. He travels throughout the world lecturing and leading retreats. Spiritual mentor to many, including several celebrities, Aaron is also the author of Endless Light. He lives in the Old City of Jerusalem with his wife and their seven children.
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May 19, 2021
Excellent, clear explanation of the seferot and presents probing questions about thinking about your life's purpose and what gives it meaning. The author lost me on his final chapter premise that you have to be sad to before you can be truly happy but perhaps that part was just above my head.
October 2, 2012
Great read... a good read to gain a new balance on life but as always a person wil always have diffrent interpretation regarding scripture...
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February 2, 2014Had to give up. Couldn't take the style. Wasn't for me.
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