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Yehuda Berg says the answer lies within a group of sacred letters of the biblical story of Moses and the Red Sea. In his book "The 72 Names of God" says Berg, who through 72 three-letter combinations taken three Bible verses, you can find the strength to eliminate the negative forces that keep you from living These tools come from a spiritual tradition called Kabbalah, which is now the fastest growing worldwide spiritual movement. Contrary to popular belief, Kabbalah is not a religion and not have to be Jewish to study it.

According to the teachings of Kabbalah, everything, including our own destiny, begins and ends with our individual behavior. The apparent randomness found in life is actually a system of cause and effect. Furthermore, the ability to overcome challenges lies in the power of mind over matter.

"The 72 Names of God" encourages readers to meditate on the names and proceed with a physical action to positive changes in their lives.

Here are some of the names and their applications:

* Healing: think of others that also need of healing. Be responsible. Blaming someone or something absolves us of responsibility. The acceptance of responsibility produces 100 percent power of healing.

* Unconditional Love: You should offer unconditional love to others if you want to have peace and tranquility in your life. Love has the power to eradicate all forms of darkness. By giving love your enemies, destroy their darkness and hatred.

* Eliminate Negative Thoughts: When negative thoughts – Do not worry, the anxiety, fear, pessimism, uncertainty – invade your mind, focus on the thoughts that will move forward, not backward.

* Letting Go: Human nature is to cling to the past and regretted previous trauma. But you can live a successful future if you are hanging in a sad and cynical past. This name will gives the value of letting go.

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