Kirjahaku

Tzeruf is a 4700 old meditation. The technique in the Bible is labeled as "calling in the name of the Lord." This meditation focuses on using the true name of God. It contains the Hebrew alphabet meanings and their mystical properties. The levels of the soul are discussed, as well as the creating of a vessel to receive the spiritual influx, how to prepare to be more spiritually and mentally receptive. This book describes in detail the instructions on how to perform vocal meditations and provides numerous meditation tables and Psalms specifically geared to produce higher states of consciousness. The sages of old have stated that these techniques can be dangerous. It has been known to go as far as making some of those who misuse the meditations to go insane.

CONTENTS - - Word for word translation of the Exodus story. - Also biblical laws relating to Peasach/Passover from the source - the biblical verses.

Learn Hebrew while Praying Daily Better Understanding of the Verses Contains All 150 Psalms with direct translations under Hebrew text King James verses listed below direct translations Benefits Get the maximum spiritual effect while praying and learning the mystical Hebrew language

Learn Hebrew and get wise at the same time. Get the direct meanings from the word for word translation. Contains Ecclesiastes - How to shape your attitude and live you life Proverbs - How to make wise decisions Song of Songs - How to relate to your mate King Solomon's was the wisest man that ever lived, and his wisdom exceeded that of the Egyptians (I Kings 10). He had over 1,000 wives and would trade anything for gold. Benefits Become wise by reading and learning the mystical Hebrew language while soaking in the wisdom of King Solomon.

CONTAINS - Written by Moses, a summation of the first four books of the Torah. Contains the hree speeches delivered to the Israelites by Moses on the plains of Moab, shortly before they enter the Promised Land. The first speech recapitulates the forty years of wilderness (actually 38). The second speach is about the need for the exclusive allegiance to one God and the observance of the laws he has given them. The third speach expounds that even should Israel prove unfaithful and so lose the land, with repentance all can be restored. By reading the word-for-word translation one develops a more intimate feel for the true meanings of the verses.