God Is a Verb

Rabbi David Cooper's groundbreaking exploration of Kabbalah as living spiritual practice—revealing Jewish mysticism not as esoteric doctrine but as a dynamic, experiential path to understanding consciousness, reality, and the nature of the Divine.

Rabbi David A. Cooper, author of the acclaimed audio series The Mystical Kabbalah, presents Kabbalah as a contemplative practice accessible to modern seekers. Moving beyond celebrity associations and popular misconceptions, Cooper illuminates the profound philosophical and experiential dimensions of Jewish mysticism—its understanding of consciousness, its map of reality, and its practices for awakening to the sacred in everyday life.

What you'll discover:

• Kabbalah's understanding of God as process rather than entity—"God is a verb"
• The Tree of Life as a map of consciousness and reality
• Practical meditation and contemplative practices from Jewish mystical tradition
• How Kabbalistic wisdom relates to contemporary spirituality and consciousness studies
• The relationship between Jewish mysticism and other contemplative traditions
• Living Kabbalah as daily spiritual practice, not abstract theory

Cooper's central insight: Kabbalah teaches that the Divine is not a static being but an ongoing creative process—God as verb rather than noun. This shift from entity to activity, from being to becoming, opens Jewish mysticism to contemporary seekers and reveals its profound relevance for understanding consciousness, creativity, and the nature of reality itself.

How does Kabbalah understand the nature of God and reality? What are the practical contemplative dimensions of Jewish mysticism? How can ancient wisdom inform contemporary spiritual practice?

Cooper's answers—drawn from traditional sources, contemporary scholarship, and practical experience—await in God Is a Verb, offering not esoteric secrets but accessible wisdom for living a spiritually awakened life grounded in Jewish mystical tradition.

Perfect for: Students of Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah, practitioners interested in contemplative Judaism, readers exploring comparative mysticism and perennial philosophy, anyone seeking practical spiritual wisdom from Jewish tradition, seekers drawn to understanding consciousness through mystical frameworks.

Quality paperback edition. An accessible, contemporary introduction to Kabbalah as living spiritual practice—essential reading for understanding Jewish mysticism beyond popular misconceptions.