Reviews

What people are saying about Moshe Daniel's Kabbalah and Book

"I had been seeking truth and insight from the KABBALAH for a long time, studying many different sources. None of them resonated with me, nor made sense and I could not find true clarity until I found Moshe Daniel's messages. His work continues to have such a profound and revelatory impact on me. A Divinely inspired work, by a Divinely inspired teacher. It has made Kabbalah not only practical and tangible, but something that I now know is within me."
— Jayne Billings, Chiron Promotions

"MOSHE GETS TO THE HEART OF THE MATTER. He calls on people of all faiths, to renew their beliefs by returning to the source of their great traditions. His work calls into question the limits of scriptures and points to new possible horizons."
— John Bell, former Canadian and UN diplomat, writer on Middle East issues
 
"I wish to deeply thank Moshe Daniel for crossing my path and sharing his wisdom with me. I've read many books but I've never felt a book. This breathes. Through your work, the reconnection I feel is so profound and solid. I remember what I knew in the moments of my birth. It's so wonderful to know that what I feel about Love is real."
— Francyne Poirier, Healer

"I started reading Moshe's book and it feels so right. The answers I have been looking for, for so long are just there. I feel so overwhelmed and excited, it's like returning home. I am so glad there are people like this that reveal the truth. Thank you so much."
— Larisa, psychologist, Toronto, Canada

"Writing with chutzpah and brazenness so reminiscent of his prophetic ancestors, Dr. Moshe challenges us to re-examine our patterns and stirs us toward self-clarity. I RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO ANYONE ready to embrace the path we lost long ago to centuries of exilic acculturation."
— Rabbi Gershon Winkler, author, Magic of the Ordinary: Recovering the Shamanic in Judaism

"Moshe Daniel has a REMARKABLE WAY of explaining complex and subtle concepts in a CLEAR and CONCISE way. His work WILL HAVE MANY REEXAMINING THEIR ENTIRE VIEW OF REALITY."
— Father James Sheehan, author, The Father Who Didn't Know My Name