
Inspiratieavonden
Inspirational evening | The Secret History of the Zohar,
by David Naor (in English)

Inspirational evening
Tuesday 16th of June | 8.00 pm
This evening is part of a series of inspirational talks held every third Tuesday of the month from September until June. Some of these evenings are in English.
About the inspirational evening on Tuesday, June 16st:
The Zohar, Hebrew for “Splendor” or “Radiance”, is a foundational work of Kabbalistic literature and a very enigmatic spiritual text. Often described as “the book that isn’t a book,” it offers mystical aspects of the Torah and scriptural interpretations as well as material on mysticism, cosmogony, and psychology.
On this inspirational evening, David Naor invites us into the hidden story of the Zohar, drawing inspiration from The Secret History of the Zohar by Michael Berg.
We will explore the secret behind its hidden Light and spiritual power, the incredible story of Rabbi Shimon and the cave. How the Zohar influenced human consciousness, spirituality, and even world history, and why this ancient wisdom is more relevant today than ever before.
It will be more than a historical introduction. It is an invitation to reconnect with deeper purpose and to reflect on why this ancient wisdom speaks so powerfully to our present moment.
No previous knowledge is required—only curiosity. You are invited to come with an open mind and leave with insight and inspiration.
About David Naor, Kabbalah instructor
After changing his career from being a musician to becoming a full-time volunteer in 2002, David has made it his mission to share Kabbalah, traveling internationally, and inspiring people to be the change they're meant to be. David established the first-ever Kabbalah Centre in Germany/Berlin.
When:
Time: 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm (doors open at 7:30 pm)
Cost: pay as you like
Language: English
No need to register in advance
Adres:
Embassy of the Free Mind
Keizersgracht 123, 1015 CJ AMSTERDAM
Next inspirational evening:
The next cycle of monthly inspirational evenings (in Dutch or English) will start in September.
