Rav Berg

Chanukah is a particular energy that God, in His infinite wisdom, understood was necessary for the preservation of peace on earth.

The only way to remove chaos is to know that chaos does not exist.

Peace is a phenomenon. It is an actual entity that is all around us. All we need is to be conscious of its presence to tap into it.

I have tolerance for everything -- except intolerance.

If we have difficulties on the physical level, it is because our consciousness still permits the physical world to dominate us.

We fear tomorrow. We fear if we will have enough. We fear the unknown. ...But if we didn't have any fear, we wouldn't have any troubles,

Change is what happens when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of changing.

In a word: Love. That's what Kabbalah is all about.

There is only one spiritual requirement: Love thy neighbor. The other precepts are only to condition the individual to love thy neighbor.

We don't have to be happy about going through difficulties, but we can understand it's part of a process that is really for our good.

Unity is when we overcome the characterizations of the separateness of each other, and choose instead to connect on a soul level.

Most of us think, “I’ll believe it when I see it,” but no – you will see it when you believe!

The moment you exercise restriction -- ceasing to be reactive or influenced by negativty -- you bring Light to bear on any situation.

When we work to defeat our internal negativity, we protect ourselves from any external negativity.

Life without the Zohar is like driving at night without headlights.

The greater the significance of what you want to achieve, the more increasing are those occurrences that will raise doubts in your mind.

If all of us remembered that we need other people, and if we were willing to help all human beings, there would be no room for uncertainty.

The Creator has no doubts. For the Creator, there is only Certainty. Therefore, when you are in Certainty, you are in good company.