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Purim | 27-28 February 2010

The Sages of Kabbalah teach that during the holiday of Purim you can come closer to real joy by overcoming a very powerful form of negativity - doubt.

On Purim, a unique spiritual energy is available, an energy that has the specific ability to eliminate the seed of doubt from your consciousness. You can tap into this energy through the tools of Kabbalah, masquerade, and getting out of your normal thought patterns.

How do you get out of your normal thought patterns? Believe it or not, through celebrating, enjoying cocktails and dancing. The spirit of revelry is used as a spiritual tool on this one night of the year to help you break through the rational thinking which limits you.

The masks worn on Purim remove the psychological masks you normally wear, taking you to the level where you can see how your fears and doubts stop you from fully realizing how amazing you really are.

Celebrate Purim with us and enjoy a magnificent night of revelry.

Pesach | 29 March - 5 April 2010

According to Kabbalah, a tremendously powerful technology is encoded and concealed inside the celebration of Pesach. Unlocking the code unlocks your limited thoughts and opens your mind to the infinite possibilities life serves you each day.

In this intensive 4 week course you will discover the specifics of the Pesach methodology, tools and technology. You will uncover the ancient roots and learn how it can give you the courage to dream big.

Whether you are thinking of attending your first Pesach with The Kabbalah Centre or you have been coming for years, you will gain an incredible amount of insight into the tools and technology behind Pesach by attending this course.

Lag Ba'Omer | 2 May 2010

Although the Omer is a time of diminished Light, there is one day during this period that is supremely powerful. The thirty-third day of the Omer is one of the most powerful and important days of the year, yet it remains the least known of all the connections made available to us annually.

The thirty-third day of the Omer is the day when Kabbalist Rav Shimon Bar Yochai left this physical reality. Rav Shimon Bar Yochai, one of the greatest souls to ever walk this earth, is the author of the Zohar. Kabbalah teaches that the day of his death is important because when people leave this world, on that day all the spiritual energy and Light that they revealed throughout the course of their lives is released into the comos.

Shavuot | 18-19 May 2010

Raising the immortality rate. Stay up with us as we soar through the night, ascending to the highest of peaks - immortality. Through our joy and unity – and the power of our kabbalistic connections – we will transmit this Light out into the world at large, raising the immortality rate for all humanity.

Tu B'Av | 19 July 2010

Tu B’Av, referred to as the Day of Love by the kabbalists, begins one of the highest levels of connection of any time of the year.

What’s so great about a holiday most of the world has never celebrated?

Kabbalah gives us an all access pass to the secrets of the universal time-table, a cosmic Cliff-Notes informing us of the best time to do, or not to do, certain actions. On Tu B’Av, all masculine and feminine forces in the universe, from the celestial bodies to the tiniest of insects, unite in harmony.

Every creation in the world experiences total completeness. The earth and the cosmos are in perfect balance. Soul mates have the opportunity to reunite, reconnect and reinforce their relationships. And for this reason, it is a day of love.

Happy hearts. Open lines of communication. Being understood. Surrounded by people who bring out our best – and help us with our worst. Isn’t this what we’re all after?

The 9th Of Av | 20 July 2010

Approximately 2500 years ago, the Babylonians destroyed the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The date of the destruction was the ninth day of the Hebrew month Av.

Two thousands years ago, the Romans destroyed the second Temple in Jerusalem. The entire city was sacked, the slaughter reportedly so widespread that the cobblestone streets were knee-deep in blood. The date of the destruction and massacre was the 9th of Av. The Kabbalists tells us that the 9th of Av is the one day of the year when the force called Satan (our Adversary) rules for the entire twenty-four-hour period. Remember that the force called Satan is not a demon or a devil but a negative force of consciousness whose sole nature is reeiving, chaos, selfishness and space. This adversarial entity, the source of human ego, was created to test and challenge humankind so that our transformation from selfish to selfless would be difficult and challenging, thus ensuring that we truly earn our place in paradise.

Rosh Hashanah | 8-10 September 2010

Kabbalists teach that Rosh Hashanah is the time during which your life for the following year is determined. This means that instead of living life according to the fickle finger of fate, you can control how your life unfolds.

The Zohar explains that every year on Rosh Hashanah, your actions of the past year are examined, and the effects of your actions from the previous year come back to you.

If during the entire year your deeds were positive, the effects will be positive. But if you’re like the rest of us, you have committed (even inadvertently) unfavorable actions, and it is possible that you will experience some degree of chaos.

Only a kabbalistic Rosh Hashanah can free you from this potential darkness and wipe your slate clean. This means you can begin the New Year refreshed and lighter and better equipped to face your new challenges head on, without being bogged down by last year’s residue.

Yom Kippur | 17-19 September 2010

Yom Kippur is not a day of fasting, mourning or atoning. Rather, it is a day of feasting. We feast on five gigantic meals during this powerful day of connection. However, the meals that we consume are of a spiritual nature. We receive our nourishment from the highest levels of the spiritual atmosphere, the realm of Binah. This nourishment gives us the sustenance we need for the manifestation of our fulfillment, health, wealth, and family for the next twelve months.

Sukkot | 22-28 September 2010

This seven-day holiday follows Yom Kippur. Each of the seven days connects to one of the seven dimensions (Sefirot) that directly influence our reality. During the connection of Sukkot, we receive what Kabbalists call surrounding Light and Inner Light for the entire year to come. Surrounding Light helps us from the outside to expand our spiritual potential for the coming year. Inner Light protects our innate Light from inside, while also pushing us to expand our vessel so that we can hold more surrounding Light.

Hashanna Rabba | 29 September 2010

All night shadow checking

We check our shadows unde rth emoon to make sure our New Year will be a good one. Strange? Kabbalah teaches the blueprint of our entire year can be read in our shadow cast by the moon on this special night. After weeks of preparing our new vessel, we’ve got this last chance to check for any problems that might arise.

We can still fix it, but only on this night. The seal for the New Year is made here.

Chanukah | 1 December 2010

Kabbalah clearly offers connections and consciousness that can help you create miracles. But there’s only way to tap this energy - DESIRE. When you have a heightened sense of awareness of the world around you, you can get a glimpse of what’s really going on. Chanukah is a cosmic event that brings the cycles of your life into harmony. It’s an awesome power that rekindles your passion for life, making your connection to self and others so much stronger.

The flame of a single candle seems insignificant in daylight. But in a dark room it can illuminate the entire cosmos.