The Book of Zohar is a very special book that summarizes the entire wisdom of Kabbalah. It was written 2,000 years ago in very difficult conditions when 10 Kabbalistic sages secluded themselves in a cave and worked with each other exchanging materials, impressions, and discoveries, wrote this book, and then hid it.

The Book of Zohar was discovered only after 10 or 11 centuries. However it is really becoming revealed in our time, 11 centuries later.

With the help of this Book, humanity will be able to exit its closed, miserable, limited state we are in now and achieve attainment of the upper world, the world of forces and systems that control our world. We will be able to rise above ourselves from the state of being controlled to becoming controllers, i.e., to the state of understanding what our existence is, its program, and its purpose.

The Book of Zohar speaks not only about the purpose and meaning of our life on Earth but of everything that exists; not only about our solar system and even the galaxy, but about the general structure of the entire universe, about what is above our universe that originated only 14 billion years ago.

The Book of Zohar allows a person to develop such sensory organs that help him see above matter, energy, and information, above everything that we can imagine today.

This is not mysticism and not a science of our time. This is special wisdom where a person with the help of The Book of Zohar acquires completely new qualities and begins to explore the world around him with its help. It helps him, guides him, and explains. And finally, he begins to understand its true meaning. This is what The Book of Zohar is.

It should lead us to a full understanding of everything that exists and help us reach the level of eternity, infinity, and perfection.
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From KabTV’s “Conversation about The Book of Zohar”

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