The world is full of sex manuals instructing the reader on the ins and outs of great sex, but these tend to focus on only one aspect; the physical mechanics. According to Kabbalah, the key to fulfilling sex lies in self-awareness, not simply technique. The Kabbalah Book of Sex is a ground-breaking guide by acclaimed author and teacher Yehuda Berg. It offers readers kabbalistic tips for overcoming shame and lack of self-respect, as well as a way for accessing higher levels of connection to ourselves, to our partners, and to spirit. Through the ancient wisdom revealed here, the floodgates of passion and desire will open wide. Your sex will become the truly sacred connection it was always meant to be.

In this provocative book, Marla Segol explores the development of the kabbalistic cosmology underlying Western sex magic. Drawing extensively on Jewish myth and ritual, Segol tells the powerful story of the relationship between the divine and the human body in late antique Jewish esotericism, in medieval kabbalah, and in New Age ritual practice. Kabbalah and Sex Magic traces the evolution of a Hebrew microcosm that models the powerful interaction of human and divine bodies at the heart of both kabbalah and some forms of Western sex magic. Focusing on Jewish esoteric and medical sources from the fifth to the twelfth century from Byzantium, Persia, Iberia, and southern France, Segol argues that in its fully developed medieval form, kabbalah operated by ritualizing a mythos of divine creation by means of sexual reproduction. She situates in cultural and historical context the emergence of Jewish cosmological models for conceptualizing both human and divine bodies and the interactions between them, arguing that all these sources position the body and its senses as the locus of culture and the means of reproducing it. Segol explores the rituals acting on these models, attending especially to their inherent erotic power, and ties these to contemporary Western sex magic, showing that such rituals have a continuing life. Asking questions about its cosmology, myths, and rituals, Segol poses even larger questions about the history of kabbalah, the changing conceptions of the human relation to the divine, and even the nature of religious innovation itself. This groundbreaking book will appeal to students and scholars of Jewish studies, religion, sexuality, and magic.

Of all human desires, the sexual urge is the strongest. Kabbalah on Sex is a stimulating, thought-provoking exploration into this important aspect of human relationships. Bestselling author Yehuda Berg provides potent insights for transforming our sex life beyond what we dare to imagine. He takes us on a far-reaching journey through time where we discover the spiritual origins of lovemaking, according to the ancient teachings of Kabbalah. Understanding the divine nature of sex helps us heal issues around shame and negative self images. Making it possible to access higher levels of connection, to our self, our partner and Spirit. Readers learn how to elevate the sexual experience to new heights of understanding and pleasure as these kabbalistic secrets concerning love, death, the human soul, the meaning of existence, and the intimacies of human encounters are revealed. All this and more awaits between the covers.

Yehuda Berg has plumbed the depths of "The Zohar, a 2,000-year-old Kabbalistic text, to create an easy-to-use method for cultivating the meaningful relationships that everyone desires and deserves. Berg explains not just how to love, but how to accept the love of others. He guides readers through a step-by-step process of removing the barriers that prevent them from connecting with others. Finally, the book shows how to open one's heart and mind, and create healthy, fulfilling relationships with partners, children, parents, and friends.

In this provocative book, Marla Segol explores the development of the kabbalistic cosmology underlying Western sex magic. Drawing extensively on Jewish myth and ritual, Segol tells the powerful story of the relationship between the divine and the human body in late antique Jewish esotericism, in medieval kabbalah, and in New Age ritual practice. Kabbalah and Sex Magic traces the evolution of a Hebrew microcosm that models the powerful interaction of human and divine bodies at the heart of both kabbalah and some forms of Western sex magic. Focusing on Jewish esoteric and medical sources from the fifth to the twelfth century from Byzantium, Persia, Iberia, and southern France, Segol argues that in its fully developed medieval form, kabbalah operated by ritualizing a mythos of divine creation by means of sexual reproduction. She situates in cultural and historical context the emergence of Jewish cosmological models for conceptualizing both human and divine bodies and the interactions between them, arguing that all these sources position the body and its senses as the locus of culture and the means of reproducing it. Segol explores the rituals acting on these models, attending especially to their inherent erotic power, and ties these to contemporary Western sex magic, showing that such rituals have a continuing life. Asking questions about its cosmology, myths, and rituals, Segol poses even larger questions about the history of kabbalah, the changing conceptions of the human relation to the divine, and even the nature of religious innovation itself. This groundbreaking book will appeal to students and scholars of Jewish studies, religion, sexuality, and magic.