"The earth will be filled with the knowledge of G-d, as the water covers the sea bed."  Discover these refreshing waters, and immerse yourself in their spiritual effect.

What is Jewish Meditation?  Is it applicable today?  How is it done?  How is it different from Eastern practices?  Can life be improved through Jewish meditation?

These questions and MUCH more are explored in this unique meditation work-book.

In over eighteen chapters, the author takes you through the how, why and when of Jewish meditation, and presents over a dozen life-changing meditation exercises adapted from the ancient, classical texts of Kabbalah and Jewish theology.

At last, authentic Jewish meditations, with clear, systematic instructions, enabling both layman and scholar to derive immediate benefit from a hands-on spiritual manual.

"Shabbat Meal Meditations" - (Sefer "Tikunei Shabbat") 47 pgs. Introductory price: only $10 Kabbalah Insights, Blessings and Meditations for each of the four Shabbat meals including weekday Meditations, Zohar passages for Erev Shabbat, kavanot (mystic intentions) for the four meals of Friday evening, Shabbat morning, Shabbat late afternoon and Saturday night.

An Anthology of Kabbalah Insights, Blessings and Meditations for the Tu B'Shvat Seder - including the mystical kavanot (intentions) for each of a wide variety of fruits, as well as special sections on wine, the esrog and the importance of blessings, plus a final section assembling and translating those passages of the Talmud that deal with dreams of fruits and their interpretations. Order now and be ready for Tu B'Shvat! [Which this year falls on Wed. night, Jan. 19, 2011.]
"Tree of Life," (Sefer "Eitz Hayyim Hee") is a large anthology for Tu B'shvat and its "Seder" [which this year falls on Wed. night, Jan. 19, 2011]. 84 pgs. Regular price: $15

Rav Yitzchak Ginsburgh writes: "In today's world, when the thirst for inner knowledge and a deeper understanding of reality is so pervasive, a book that opens the gates of Jewish mysticism to wide audiences is a welcome phenomenon.  Bridging the conceptual gap between the modern mind and ancient wisdom, not to mention applying the insights of Kabbalah to contemporary issues, is no easy task, however, it is the essence of Kabbalah, one of whose literal meanings is in fact "finding parallels."  It is therefore gratifying to see Daniela Abravanel's book, wherein many of these parallels are presented to the reader, offering instructive insights into all fields of knowledge, from ecology and physics to psychology and medicine.

The author's succinct yet inspiring style, coupled with her clear grasp of the subject matter, has enabled her to present many Kabbalistic concepts in a refreshingly new light.  The stimulating material, accompanied by masterfully executed works of artists who have clearly integrated these very concepts into their images, creates a compelling book, which will certainly motivate its readers to deepen their connection with Jewish spirituality and seek further vistas of authentic Jewish knowledge and practice.

In that spirit, we wish the readers of this unique book an exhilarating journey into the depths of Jewish mysticism."
Rav Yitzchak Ginsburgh writes: "In today's world, when the thirst for inner knowledge and a deeper understanding of reality is so pervasive, a book that opens the gates of Jewish mysticism to wide audiences is a welcome phenomenon.  Bridging the conceptual gap between the modern mind and ancient wisdom, not to mention applying the insights of Kabbalah to contemporary issues, is no easy task, however, it is the essence of Kabbalah, one of whose literal meanings is in fact "finding parallels."  It is therefore gratifying to see Daniela Abravanel's book, wherein many of these parallels are presented to the reader, offering instructive insights into all fields of knowledge, from ecology and physics to psychology and medicine.

The author's succinct yet inspiring style, coupled with her clear grasp of the subject matter, has enabled her to present many Kabbalistic concepts in a refreshingly new light.  The stimulating material, accompanied by masterfully executed works of artists who have clearly integrated these very concepts into their images, creates a compelling book, which will certainly motivate its readers to deepen their connection with Jewish spirituality and seek further vistas of authentic Jewish knowledge and practice.

In that spirit, we wish the readers of this unique book an exhilarating journey into the depths of Jewish mysticism."  Hard cover  293 pages

Throughout the Scriptures, music and various musical instruments have appeared as a means of attaining prophecy.  This fascinating book links up ideas about the musical scale, certain musical terminology and different instruments with the life of the Jew, the planets, the Leap years and many other interesting connections.  Hard Cover  150 pages.

This brand new E-book speaks of the mitzvah of dwelling in a Sukkah and the mitzvah of Haknasat Orchim, hosting guests.  There are descriptions of the deeds of our forefather Avraham as well as the seven Ushpizin ["Heavenly Guests"] and corresponding righteous women and prophetesses in Tanach.  A mystical perspective is presented--the author's specialty!  There are also specific prayers and poems, Kavanot - mystical focuses and contemplations - for sitting in the Sukkah, children's stories and Sukkah songs.