Zohar Hardcover – Import, 1 December 2000

The author has organized some key sections of the Zohar in Bible verse order, and has included very knowledgeable annotations with additional references. Extremely helpful for reference purposes, because the main body of the Zohar itself is so discursive.

Moshe Miller the author of this translation of Zohar did an amazing job. I've read others that aren't as effective in their coordination of Torah and the deeper spiritual meaning of what G-d wants to get across to us. This version should make for easier understanding of what is often an intangible subject that tends to speak to the soul more then to the head. I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for truth in the most important subject pertaining to this life and the next stage of life, and the correction of the soul.

Mo

Kabbalah is a very complicated spirituality. Rabbi Moshe does a wonderful job of putting things in layman's terms. I will be referring back to this text again and again, I am looking forward to upcoming additions,

I purchased this book for the information. It was a very good in-depth study on the Zohar. I knew very little on the subject when I first started reading. When I finished the last chapter I felt confident that I could give a good synopsis of the meaning of Zohar. I did notice that as the book progressed it seemed to get more difficult to understand. I had to keep going back and rereading parts of the book to comprehend it all. This is unusual for me. As a rule I don't have that kind of trouble keeping the flow of the book together, Maybe it was because I am not Jewish and not just the main subject was foreign to me but the entirety of the book seemed foreign . All in all I felt confident in the knowledge I gained from the book and did not think It necessary to read another on the subject .