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dA unique book which will nurture your soul and help you achieve inner refinement with the power, love and femininity of the seven Biblical prophetesses.
-- Rabbi Simon Jacobson, author Toward a Meaningful Life.


"A fine addition to the whole study of Kabbalah and prophecy from a wise woman's perspective."
-R. Avraham Brandwein, Dean Kol Yehudah Yeshivah, Old City Jerusalem



mountain girl"This is indeed a unqiue book for this dark/bright moment in our human evolution. It reveals the power of prophecy among the women of ancient Israel and is an impeccable portal to the state of sanity that our humanity urgently needs at this perplexed and confused time."
-- Samuel Ben-Or Avital. Mime performer, teacher, creator and practitioner of BodySpeak™, “trickster extraordinaire”. Founder & Director of Le Centre du Silence Mime School in Boulder, Colorado, author of “The Invisible Stairway: Kabbalistic Meditations on the Hebrew Letters and The BodySpeak Manual and other books. www.bodyspeak.com


“In her new book Kabbalistic Teachings of the Female Prophets, Zohara Meyerhoff Hieronimus has managed toziggy bring together the female mystic and Jewish mysticism known as the Kabbalah. For anyone seeking to understand both, it is a guidebook that, in understandable language, makes the complex seem simple.”
-Zecharia Sitchin
author of the Earth Chronicles series
www.sitchin.com


“ It is an informative and thought-provoking book that will open the eyes of the reader to new vistas of understanding, of both the prophetesses, and of the Torah in general.” [Read Full Review]
-Rabbi Chayim Lando, Baltimore, Md. (Learning Institue of Torah Empowerment; (www.torahempowerment.com))


“Kabbalistic Teachings of the Female Prophets is a unique book. I mean this quite literally, for I know nothing quite like this work, either in the Cabalistic tradition or in the wider magical tradition.” [Read Full Review]
-David Ovason
, authority on the sixteenth-century French prophet, Nostradamus, an expert in symbolism, and a historian of arcane subjects with a particular interest in the history of astrology


“ Kabbalistic Teachings of the Female Prophet: The Seven Holy Women of Ancient Israel is the new book from local author and broadcaster Zohara Meyerhoff Hieronimus. Zoh's new book draws the connections between the seven female prophets who are Sarah, Miriam, Devorah, Chanah, Avigail, Chuldah, and Ester—and the seven lower sefirat on the Kabbalistic tree of life, the days of the week, the human body, Jewish rituals and holidays, and the seven species of Israel, which are wheat, barley, grapes, date or date honey, figs, pomegranate and olives. In her book, she argues that an integration of all of these elements "shows us a way of living and acting in the world in any given situation in a way most harmoniums to the root nature of the creator in whose image we are made.”

Full review and audio podcast.



“ In this highly organized book, we learn that each prophetess has a story, an essence, and a symbolic body of work for the world. The author, a radio broadcaster, activist and artist, has painstakingly researched writings including the Torah and Kabbalistic writings to produce her portrait of each woman. Her book will serve as an inspiration to women to take one or more of these prophetic figures as a role model, based on the arcane messages inherent in each life.[Read Full Review] ”
Barbara Bamberger Scott, Curled Up With A Good Book at www.curledup.com

“ Friends and colleagues of J.Zohara Meyerhoff Hieronimus consider her a spiritual woman. On a quest toward an authentic Judaism for the past seven years, Mrs. Meyerhoff Hieronimus presented what she considers the culmination of her journey in a new book, "Kabbalistic Teachings Of The Female Prophets"(Inner Traditions). The 418-page book offers a glimpse at what she termed a kabbalistic, or mystical, path of spiritual evolution, as pertinent to people's lives today as in the biblical past....” [Read Full Review]
-Jewish Times (Baltimore, MD)