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| Yehuda Berg, author of "The 72 Names of God: Technology for the Soul," says that celebrities are attracted to Kabbalah because they often find themselves mark hamill in the position of asking "now what"? They're in their 30's, 40's -- maybe still in their 20's, and they've accomplished mark hamill pretty much everything they set out to accomplish. They feel like they've done it all already, so what is there to do now? Kabbalah helps them answer that question. So, is this a genuine attempt to embrace spirituality? Or is it simply another way to garner more media attention? Or mark hamill could it simply be another ploy to make an A-lister seem more interesting? After all, Madonna did change her name to Esther, something that most have found to be odd, but it also received more than a little press. As with everything, the Centre, where celebs are known to go for their Kabbalah training, has its share of critics. Some say that it grossly oversimplifies ancient Kabbalah and that it is much more about merchandising than enlightenment, purveying expensive stones, candles, string bracelets, and expensive waters that allegedly cleanse the soul. |
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