“Jason Shulman brilliantly integrates a deep psychological component with a profound understanding of the non-dual, absolute unity of the Divine Nature in a way that raises the reader’s soul to the highest potential of awareness. While traditional teachings tend to demean the ego-self, Shulman shows us the importance of our gift of self-awareness and how to come to peace with ourselves. Thus he leads readers to evoke a healing from our sense of fractured separation into a wholeness of being that has compassion for who we are and what we are. This is a must-read for anyone who wishes to learn the essence of kabbalistic teachings in the hands of a master of spiritual and psychological development.”
Rabbi David A. Cooper, author of
God Is a Verb“Here is once and future wisdom as we meet the Jewish mystical tradition in its revelatory mapping of the nature of reality. Here too are practices that bring the reader closer to the nondual state of consciousness and awareness of the integral relationship between all things. Taken seriously, this profound work can only charge the spirit as it illumines the mind and heart.”
Jean Houston, Ph.D., author of
Jump Time: Shaping Your Future in a World of Radical Change“Jason Shulman is a true adept of the inner teachings. He offers a very sophisticated and dynamic account of what happens between the Kabbalah and the great, luminous transparency. To engage with Jason Shulman’s mind is to enter into the reality where true healing can occur.”
Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, leader of the Jewish Renewal Movement and coauthor of
From Age-ing to Sage-ing“Kabbalistic Healing is a great book about discovering wisdom within each of us. At a time when everyone in contemporary society is experiencing an information glut, what’s missing is a deeper understanding of life. Jason Shulman provides the reader with wisdom and insight for life’s journey.”
Stephan Rechtschaffen, cofounder and CEO of the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies
“Jason Shulman is a sincere, authentic practitioner of Kabbalah. The fruit of much inner work, the masterful teachings in this book resonate and come alive because he has truly experienced this wisdom from deep inside.”
Rabbi Tirzah Firestone, author of
The Receiving: Reclaiming Jewish Women’s Wisdom and
With Roots in Heaven“We can whole-heartedly embrace these pristine teachings of Jason Shulman, in particular Jason’s Massachusetts bagel shop experience, which conveys the true essence of Zen. Thank you, Jason, for your hard work. We all benefit. May we all live and be well.”
Shaka Kendo Rich Hart, Abbot of Clear Mountain Zen Center
“Jason Shulman is a living Kabbalist, a master who transcends the narrowness of academic Kabbalah and the superficiality of popular Kabbalah. He lives and breathes new life into the ancient tradition through the profound intuitions of his own awakened soul. This is one of those rare books that inspires you to live higher, deeper and better than you ever thought was possible. Accept Reb Jason’s invitation to your soul’s adventure, and you will have taken a critical step on your own path to healing and transformation.”
Rabbi Mordechai (Marc) Gafni, spiritual director of Bayit Chadash Community/Retreat Center, Israel, and author of
Soul Prints"
Kabbalistic Healing is especially recommended reading for those who are seeking a deeper and integrated understanding of themselves."
Margaret Lane,
The Midwest Book Review"Shulman shows how the Kabbalah...can kindle the central fire in our being so that we can unite with the divine....describes the ultimate healing possible for the human soul..."
The Arizona Healing Journal, Dec 2004 - Jan 2005
"...describes the ultimate healing possible for the human soul: an awakening to our true nature..."
Branches of Light, Spring-Summer-Fall 2005
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Kabbalistic Healing is about the process of unification, of joining with reality, and the implications of that process for daily life."
Branches of Light, Spring-Summer-Fall 2005
“This lucid book of deep healing is a brilliant contribution to the spiritual literature bridging Eastern and Western thought. Shulman’s bigger view unifies seeking and being-there, path and goal, transcendence and immanence, with the joy of a true master.”
Lama Surya Das, founder of the Dzogchen Center and author of
Awakening the Buddha Within
