What is Authentic Kabbalah?

The interviewer really had a way of twisting his explanation and confusing his discussion. She really took things off on a tangent. Especially when she asked if he was comparing life to a computer game!? She really lost it for me there, He was going great until she obscured it. Questions need to be practical and tangible! Reply

Who can practice and learn authentic Kabbalah?? That would make a great lecture, that I wouldn't want to miss.
who can interpret the Zohar?
who can truly read and know the branches?
who can know the 5 worlds?

"It was only passed on to a select few."- Rabbi Freeman

It's all about the Hebrew...some of the secrets, are hidden in the texts itself...
learning Hebrew is key...practice of Kabbalah comes with awareness of it.
thankyou Rabbi Freeman Reply

Kabbalah I thought tree of life refered to meter, chocmah binah etc. mercy and justice. Your explination sounded like psychology. I did not listen to all so might haved missed this part Reply

In hearing this, my moment has found something fundamentally familiar with the next. Let us step on the stones we are given. Thank you Tzvi : ) Reply

I am grateful you explained the Kabbalah to me in layman's terms wow. Awesomness. Reply

Tzvi Freeman Thank you for a insightful talk. I sat back and listened with all the attention I could bring. Reply

Kabala That was very very Loving and Great thank you very much you put a big smile on my face and I took alot of notes to look at for later after I hope to try that two minute meditation!!! Thanks again ! Reply

What is Authentic Kabbalac Rabbi Freeman,
It is hard to express myself as beautiful and as elocuent as you and Ms Hendrie. All I can say is that when I am listening to you all teachers at Chabad, I feel at home. I feel that I am part of all of you so deeply. I am writing these words with all sincerety in my heart. About 15 years ago, I had a dream seeing myself in a santuary made of Accasia wood. The Ark of the Covenant was there, and so was a white like snow lamb by it. The name Jud, Heh, Vav, Heh, was written in Hebrew on the wall. When I saw myself there I asked how or who brought me there, and all I remember seeing was the Four Letter Word. At that time I did not know what it meant. I started searching for the meaning. Today I am studying from Chabad.org. I also found that my parents from both sides were Sephardic Jews from Spain and France. I have not been able to prove it yet. What would you say to me about this experience? I want to convert to Judaism. Can you help me? Reply