Nathan Erez

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Nathan Erez

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Nathan Erez is a scholar of Jerusalem who is interested in many disciplines. He was born and raised in Israel. At the age of twelve, he was sent to Jerusalem to study, and since then he has lived there. He has many degrees (including a doctorate) in mathematics, computers, law, criminology, and humanities, from leading universities worldwide. In addition, he studied nine years in a Yeshiva (Rabbinical College).

He served in the IDF Armored Corps as a Tank Commander .
Erez has been involved for many years in martial arts and has a black belt in several systems.

In recent years, he has worked in a classified service position for the State of Israel.

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“Jerusalem is one stubborn city that refuses to roll over and die.”
Nathan Erez, The Kabbalistic Murder Code

“Kabbalistic literature is generally divided into three major streams. The first and most important one is the cosmological, mission-oriented one. Here we find a direct line between ourselves and the Master of the Universes, by way of His influence on all the intermediate worlds. Note the term, ‘Master of the Universes’ in the plural. In this view, there are mutual influences, going from the upper worlds to us, and from us to the upper worlds. All the commandments and all the proper intentions and all the prayers are ultimately aimed at mending those spheres, which were damaged at the time of the Creation. In the language of the Kabbalah, this means repairing those vessels which were broken.”
Nathan Erez, The Kabbalistic Murder Code

“The third stream is the one which has elicited the most criticism. It is referred to as Practical Kabbalah. By that, we mean people who use the Kabbalah for their own personal purposes, as a way to exploit the secret knowledge to which they have access in order to control nature and man’s fate. Practical Kabbalah appeals directly to supernatural forces and sometimes even makes them solve the problems of the one calling upon them. These include attempts to foretell the future, to converse with the dead, to heal the sick, to banish evil spirits and the evil eye, and of course to acquire wealth, respect, and/or the love of a man or a woman. That, too, is a dangerous game to play.”
Nathan Erez, The Kabbalistic Murder Code




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