Only the Kabbalists were given the codes to launch the secret technology that empowers the prayers and meditations done on Rosh Hashanah. Therefore, the Zohar says that if we attend a connection where the person leading has not prepared himself for at least 3 days, meditating upon these ancient codes, then there is a real danger that the entire audience will receive no benefit. The Zohar is even more hard-hitting and blunt regarding this issue: if the spiritual leader does not utilize the Kabblistic formulae and mediations, he will actually bring more judgment down upon his students.

Is it any wonder the world has suffered for so many millennia?

The Zohar says if we are in the presence of a true Kabbalist, one who is versed in the codes and meditations, then all present will rise on the wings of the Kabbalist and see their lives dramatically changed for the positive.

For that reason, Rosh Hashanah 2009 will be held in New York City where thousands of people will come to participate in this global and historic event.

You are hereby invited to change your life, for real, by joining us for a genuine Kabbalistic Rosh Hashanah at the The Marriott Marquis in Manhattan with Kabbalist Rav Berg and Karen Berg.

Let’s start by saying what it’s not:

1. The time when the Creator sits in judgment of your deeds during the previous year, deciding whether or not you get to live.

2. The "Jewish New Year."

YOU’RE FIRED!

Kabbalah teaches that the force we call God, or the Light, does not preside over a heavenly court, deciding who will be forgiven and who will be punished. God is not a Donald Trump-like character, dispensing “You’re Fired’s” to unworthy contestants.

HAPPY NEW YEAR?

Rosh Hashanah actually occurs in the seventh month of the Hebrew Calendar, so it does not signify a new year. ‘Rosh’ means head. Rosh Hashana is the head of the year. Or to be clearer, it is the seed of the year.

Kabbalah explains that the first 6 months of the year you are planting ‘seeds.’ These seeds are your actions, words, and thoughts. The second half of the year is harvest time.

Rosh Hashana is the two-day interval between these two time periods. A beat before cause and effect. On Rosh Hashana, you can go back in time to the seeds you planted, to correct any possible corruptions.

Just as a healthy apple seed begets a healthy apple tree, so too the work you do on Rosh Hashanah – and the month leading up to it– determines how your life will grow the rest of the year.