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In times of crisis, we all ask, “What’s the point?”. It turns out the answer to the question is hidden in plain sight and is connected to the fundamental purpose and very essence of our existence. There is only one point in living but it may not be what you think.

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5 Stars (Readers' Favorite) " ... Paul Kolberg doesn’t shy away from the tough questions. His answers to ‘what is ego?’, what is evil?’ and ‘is life simply the absence of death?’ will fascinate and engage you. In today’s times of crisis, Paul Kolberg’s book is a gift. Recommended for readers who appreciate a deep look into the deep questions of life." Reviewed by Stacie Haas, Readers' Favorite.

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The ability to stop overthinking and worrying is essential for our mental and physical health, but it takes at least some effort. Recognising the demands and pressures of life in a worldwide crisis, Paul has produced 8 different meditation exercises and guides you through them. Each exercise is flexible to the time you choose, taking as little as 6 seconds, 60 seconds, 6 minutes or longer. The exercises can be done in isolation, anytime and anywhere. Paul has also provided adaptations so that children can participate, bringing the family together in times of crisis.

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5 Stars (Readers' Favorite) "The author writes from an expert point of view. He clearly knows his subject, believes in it, feels an urgent need to share it with a world in crisis, and walks readers through each step of a simple but rewarding process. It prompts children and adults alike to ponder concepts like "I'm part of an un-ending universe", "I'm part of creation", "I matter", without stepping on anyone's personal beliefs." Reviewed by Tammy Ruggles for Readers’ Favorite

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The phrase Kingdom of God or Kingdom of Heaven is not found anywhere in the Jewish Torah, yet it is mentioned over fifty times in the New Testament. Paul’s examination of the Synoptic Gospels reveals that the Kingdom of God is the very first message that Jesus taught, and the only subject he instructed his disciples to go forth and teach. Despite its importance, neither Jesus’ disciples nor his listeners understood what the Kingdom was. He is repeatedly asked to explain and he answers only in parables. The understanding and importance of the Kingdom was lost on his disciples, his audience and to successive generations of Christians. Why?  In this book, Paul raises and answers many questions that are fundamental to Judaism, Christianity and Jesus. In doing so, new and exciting insights are revealed. Using his vast legal analytical skills and considerable knowledge on Christianity, Paul guides us through key documentary evidence, leading to a proper understanding of what Jesus meant by the Kingdom of God, and its connection to Kabbalah.

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"Jesus & Kabbalah - The Lost Kingdom", reached #1 on Amazon in 3 categories.