On Pesach, the planets line up, the energy shifts, and escape is possible—if you know how to align yourself with the changing spiritual frequencies.
Pesach is a 15-step procedure that unlocks the chains of this critical voice. Over the course of eight days, your actions on Pesach generate the raw energy needed to free yourself from your self-imposed prison. It means finally tasting life’s true and lasting pleasures.
The Seder
Part of The Pesach Experience involves partaking in a sit-down dinner known as the Seder. While it is pleasurable to meet and dine with hundreds of people from all over the world, the meal is actually a spiritual procedure. It’s truly a feast for the soul.
Seder means “order” in Hebrew. Unlike the rest of the year, when unseen spiritual forces pummel you every which way, you now have the chance, through the spiritual technology of the Seder, to put order into the events of your life.
All the items that appear on the Seder plate—when charged with the energy of Pesach—become highly sophisticated instruments that connect you to the different elevations of the Ten Sfirot, the kabbalistic Tree of Life.
It means you get to be in control of your destiny.
The Hagaddah
Pesach is spiritual technology—the more you understand how it operates, the greater your connection will be. To facilitate this understanding, we suggest reading the Pesach guide book, also known as The Hagaddah. It is the most detailed guide to the secrets of Pesach that exists on the market, and it will open your eyes to the real power of this often misunderstood “holiday.’
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Matzah
Most people are familiar with matzah (‘It’s like a cracker, right?’). Well, yeah, if a cracker has the power to heal you.
Let us explain. Bread is an all-powerful tool in Kabbalah. It’s a direct link to your internal reactive nature and ego. And just as bread expands and rises, so too your ego has the ability to expand and motivate you to rise to great heights. But bread can also be bad for you, just as your ego can.
Kabbalists explain that, on a spiritual level, the negative side of your ego (called desire to receive for oneself alone) is the cause of sickness. So, naturally, if you can shut down this reactive system, you can close the entry points for sickness.
Matzah is like bread without ego, bread that has had its reactive nature shut down. From the planting of the wheat to the harvesting and baking, 5,000-year-old kabbalistic meditations are injected into the making of Kabbalah Matzah. On top of that, only Kabbalah Water in used, which is known for its abilities to heal.
This is why Kabbalist Rav Berg recommends that you eat as much Kabbalah Matzah as you can during the window of time known as Pesach.
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The 7th Day of Pesach - The Splitting of the Red Sea
Most people are aware of the literal story of the splitting of the Red Sea. However, do you know that the Red Sea event is also a code for the circumstances in your life that seem insurmountable? And do you know that you too possess the same power the Israelites used to achieve this remarkable feat?
In the wee hours of the seventh day of Pesach, using an ancient kabbalistic procedure known appropriately as “The Splitting of the Red Sea,” you will access the same cosmic window that opened for the Israelites. You will use it to take control over the personal Red Seas you have yet to cross and to soak up the energy of “mind over matter” so that throughout the coming year you can fearlessly leap into whatever challenges you face.
