Sharing the Zohar
The Kabbalah Centre’s Israel project describes distributing Zohar booklets to soldiers, security personnel, healthcare teams and other members of the public. This statement is about printed Zohars, not a necklace delivery count.
A documented effort to bring the Zohar and Nano Zohar jewelry to people and communities, including soldiers in Israel. Discover what the source organizations report — and what still needs verification.
Explore the documented initiativeReligious tradition connects the Zohar with Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai. Modern historical scholarship studies its appearance in medieval Spain. We distinguish the tradition from academic dating.
Read the Kabbalah Centre’s traditional accountThe Kabbalah Centre describes the work of Yehuda Ashlag and Michael Berg in making the Zohar more accessible in Hebrew and English. These are the organization’s accounts of its educational history.
Read the publisher’s overviewRecent distribution initiatives describe sharing Zohar booklets and nano necklaces with soldiers and communities. The number of distributed books is not a confirmed number of jewelry recipients.
See the published Israel campaignWe located the following film material on the publisher’s own pages. For now we link to those original sources instead of reproducing, editing or auto-playing copyright-protected footage.
The publisher’s Nano Zohar necklace page has an “Inside the Necklace” section and links to hosted nano-inside.mp4 footage. The video has not been licensed or independently authenticated for our advertising.
View original publisher pageThe same Kabbalah Centre page includes video media referenced as nano-build.mp4. Any clip or edited derivative must first be cleared with the copyright owner and checked against the current product specification.
View original publisher pageThe publisher page contains a section about necklace distribution with Michael Berg and related imagery. Dates, identities, exact quantities, privacy and reuse rights still require confirmation before creating a campaign video.
View original publisher pageExplore the full online library at Zohar.com, then read the first chapter of the Prologue for the rose and its thirteen petals. That teaching is a textual source; it does not demonstrate that wearing jewelry produces the spiritual outcomes described by the publisher.
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