Kabbalah Books & Tree of Life Charts

Honey from the Rock   by Lawrence Kushner
This is the book that gave me the "Kabbalah connection" to my work.  It is "quite simply the easily introduction to Jewish mysticism you can read," about finding the sacred in everyday life events. You'll love this book.

Pratical Kabbalah  by Laibl Wolf
Another wonderful introduction to Kabbalah with exercises to help you understand kabbalistic teachings. This is the best I've found to understand the meanings of the ten Sefirot in the Tree of Life. Many exercises to help you understand the Sefirot.

The Thirteen Petalled Rose by Adin Steinsaltz
This is my favorite Kabbalah book.  It's not just a book "about" Kabbalah, but a book "of" Kabbalah.  It's the real thing.  Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz is considered by many to be the world's leading authority on the Talmud. This is one of his few books on Kabbalah and it is rich with meaning. Steinsaltz seeks to answer the major questions about the nature of existence in God's Universe. Recently revised with three new chapters!

Inner Space by Aryeh Kaplan (hardcover)
Kaplan was an amazing modern-day scholar and practicing Kabbalist. This is a wonderful introduction to Kabbalah, with sections on prophecy, meditation, the Merkavah, the "shattering of the vessels," Ezekial's vision, the glowing husk, the zodiac, the Tree of Life and the Sefirot.  This book helped me understand my first powerful mystical experience that set me soundly and passionately onto my spiritual path in 1974. 

Sefer Yetzirah: The Book of Creation by Aryeh Kaplan
Includes three versions of one of the most ancient and important kabbalisitic texts, translated by one of the world's foremost scholars of Torah & Kabbalah. This book reveals actual meditation and magical practices.  It is said that they ancient Kabbalists gave life to the Golem (the original Frankenstein) with through the knowledge in this book. It is referred to often in The God Code (below). My favorite author on Kabbalah. Complex. 

Magic of the Ordinary by Rabbi Gershon Winkler
"From sorcery to animal totems, buzzard feathers to hawk spirits, sacred circles to healing rituals, this book offers us a rare and generous encounter with a rich body of wisdom that has long been neglected and even longer misunderstood." Rabbi Winkler explains how shamanism has strong roots in Judaism.  He details specific shamanic rituals for self-healing, healing others, and other spiritual purposes. 

The God Code: by Gregg Braden
Gregg Braden has found God's "signature" in every cell in our bodies.  Gregg hopes to unite mankind with this remarkable finding, that God's has left a message in our DNA.  The message tells us, "God Eternal in Our Bodies."  I love this book and this concept.  He also ties in the Sefer Yetzirah (above).

God Is a Verb by Rabbi David Cooper
Subtitled "Kabbalah and the Practice of Jewish Mysticism," this book is an excellent primer for Kabbalah as well as a handbook for raising your consciousness.  Rabbi Cooper is one of the leading teachers of Kabbalah in the world.  I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in Kabbalah and spiritual practice.

Tree of Life Chart-Laminated Plastic
This beautiful 8 1/2 X 11 inch laminated chart gives you a brief description of Kabbalah and the Tree of Life.  It also ties in Western Hermetic tarot symbolism, the Chakra system in Eastern Mysticism, the Lightning Flash, the unspeakable Name of God.  The price includes shipping within the US & Canada. We'll email you with additional cost for elsewhere.