Lectures

Michael discusses the concept of "living in the Upper Worlds." According to the kabbalists, we can choose to live in one of two realities - our current world of worry, disappointment and fear or a world without the chaos of everyday existence. Learn how to connect with the pure part of the soul and choose to live in a world without fear, disappointment or worry.

Life is about mistakes, as a matter of fact, it’s the road of mistakes that takes us to a higher spiritual level in life. Please enjoy this short video where I discuss this in more depth.

Explore the depth of Karen Berg's teachings on a variety of topics including well being, kabbalistic connections and spiritual tools to live a happier, more fulfilling life.

Watch Michael Berg in this new Video: Inspiring Change- Live with Michael Berg

Watch Michael Berg in this new Video: Secret of Daily Renewal

Watch Michael Berg in this new Video: If We Only Plant The Seed

Are you avoiding judgment this month? Read more here http://karen.kabbalah.com/blog/glass-half-full

One of my favorite quotes from my father, the Rav, is: our goal in life is to leave this world a different person than the way we entered. This is, in a nutshell, the kabbalistic view of life - it’s about constant change and growth.

I would like to share with you an article of mine about relationships that is now on my friend Gwyneth Paltrow's website, GOOP. I hope it inspires you.

 "Logic dictates that long term relationships are not the natural order of things. When you bring two egos together, naturally they will clash. No wonder the divorce rate is so high…" Click HERE to read more.

Just read this great quote:

“If the angel deigns to come it will be because you have convinced her,
not by tears but by your humble resolve to be always beginning: to be a beginner.”
- Rainer Maria Rilke, early 20th century poet

How many true friends do you have?

The Rav, my father, would often say that if a person merits one true friend in his entire lifetime, he is greatly blessed.

True friendship is when we put our friend’s needs and desires ahead of our own, and they do the same for us. Many of us have people in our life we care about and help – when we can. But the question of true friendship is, is this person’s concerns more important to me than my own? When we both experience the same lack or want, do I seek to fulfill theirs before I fulfill my own?