judaism

Britney Spears was pictured reading this book poolside whilst staying at an hotel in Miami at the beginning of April 2004.

After reading the reviews in this section I purchased this book. Though I think the topic is great and the book has some good points, I am quite at a loss as to why it's so well received. The author seems to know his subject and did adequate research, but I found both his writing style and his own thinking and conclusions to be obtuse and not worth the time it takes to read (search vainly) for them.
He seems to like to hear himself think, often using long wording and passive language that makes one wonder what is his point and what is his personal view. So, I'm not convinced because he doesn't seem to say things clearly enough that you even know why he's talking about what he's talking about.
Also, he starts to use Astrological signs to make some of his Kabbalistic (?) points. It's very possible that my level of spiritual development keeps me from absorbing all the book offers, the depth of his thinking. But the point is to write in a way that as many people as possible can get the message, right? Let's just say that at least one person really didn't get much out of it.

I have just recently started studying the Kabbalah. Although I am 30 and tradition says to wait until 40 to delve into the Kabbalah, I have found this book to answer many of the spiritual questions that I have had most of my life as a "religious" person. This book will help you make sense of your life, explain why bad things happen, and will serve as a guide to explore your soul. I have not found a better book on reincarnation. Buy this book now!! It is worth it!!