The Kabbalah of Character To view Rabbi Baron's Article CLICK HERE |
You are unlike any person who has ever lived before. How can you make the most of the gifts you have been given?
The Kabbalah of Character is not a quick-fix. You won’t learn how to become a perfect person in eight easy lessons. But you will learn strategies for making changes that are lasting and real. Authored by Rabbi Moshe Miller, noted scholar of Kabbalah, the course invites you to choose from among a wealth of reflective approaches to chart your own path to personal growth. It includes wisdom to amaze you and stories to inspire you, as well as journal exercises and practical tools to help you apply the lessons to your own life.
Endorsements for
Gale Levin, MD
For several reasons, I think this upcoming course is a “not to be missed” opportunity for people interested in personal growth and self-improvement. My experience with a previous JLI course greatly impressed me with how applicable these Torah-based lessons and insights are to encouraging healthy interpersonal relationships. What I learned from previous courses has been of great value professionally and personally. I highly recommend this new course and trust that participants will find its wisdom relevant to their daily lives. Laura E. Marshak, PhD
This course can be thought of as the “Seven Habits of Highly Effective Jews.” It lays the groundwork for making the changes needed for building a healthy self-esteem, enabling participants to feel good about who they are as they find and accomplish their missions in life. This is the path to psychological health using a Jewish road map. Steven E, Rothke, PhD
Jerry Gore, MD
I have been an assiduous admirer of the JLI Courses that are offered here in Sao Paulo.. . When I read the summary of the Kabbalah of Character, it opened up for me an entirely new avenue of thinking. I have always viewed the Kabbalah as a way to understand the creation of the world, including mankind. However, this course uses that body of knowledge to analyze the way humans think, feel, and behave. In my work, I was trained to use the psychoanalytic framework and its dynamic laws. This course provides a new perspective on theunconscious, amalgamating cognitive and emotional approaches in a clear and astute fashion,
Raymond Rosenberg, MD
At last, a course that offers real insight into what makes us tick. No more pop psychology that becomes a passing fad before the time the “ink dries.” Relying on the wisdom of Torah, Kabbalah, and Jewish tradition, these lessons open a window into our soul. Dr. Leo Steiner
This course starts off in similar way to many other motivational courses, looking at goals, values, purpose and character traits. What is so clearly unique about this course is how it weaves into the sub-
Contemporary Psychology struggles to address the issue of G‑d and how having a soul affects us in general, and specifically with regards to personality or character development. This course introduces and
Lionel Gerber, BSc, MB, ChB, FRCP(C)
Eric Kulick, MD
To master character is to invest in our most exclusive asset and at the same time, contribute to the enrichment of human values. This course offers the thousands year old wisdom of Kabbalah and
Valentim Gentil, MD, PhD
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Questions & Answers about
“The Kabbalah of Character”
Q. What if I don’t have a strong Jewish background?
A. That’s fine. All of our courses require no previous knowledge whatsoever. You don’t need to know how to read Hebrew nor do you need to know anything about Judaism. This will not have any impact on your comprehension of the course content.
And 95% of our students don’t describe themselves as “religious.” That means you’ll be studying with people with similar backgrounds to yours.
Q. How long is the course?
A. “The Kabbalah of Character” is a 8 –week course that meets from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM once every week on Tuesdays.
We understand that you have busy and productive life. You are not required to attend every session (although we recommend it.) Each class is independent of and can be understood regardless of previous attendance.
Q. How much does it cost?
A. The cost is only $69 and that includes all 6 sessions. You will also receive all textbooks relevant articles and handouts at no extra cost. And you have a 100% moneyback guarantee.
Q. Do I need to be a member of Chabad?
A. Absolutely not. We are a membership-free organization, dedicated to bringing Jewish education to our communities. All you need is an open mind and a sincere desire to learn more about your religion.
Q. I’m interested – what should I do now?
A. Due to the exceptional content of “The Kabbalah of Character,” we must reserve places on a first-come, first-served basis.