Yehuda Berg (2014) describes The 72 Holy Names as follows: (...) A set of extremely powerful spiritual tools, a technology of healing, protection and positive change. For 3400 years, this technology remained hidden in the letters of three Bible verses (Exodus 14-19,20,21), each containing 72 letters. These verses describe the parting of the Red Sea before the people of Israel as they escaped the bondage of Pharaoh in Egypt. The energy that drives this ancient technology comes from these three verses and their 72 letters. The 72 Holy Names are not 'names' in the ordinary sense. They have nothing to do with the names you and I call each other. The 72 Sacred Names give us a vehicle for connecting with the infinite spiritual current that flows through reality. God gave this cutting-edge technology to Moses to be shared with all people so that men could unleash their own Divine powers and thus gain control over their physical world. By the way, when I refer to spiritual tools, the spirituality I speak of has nothing to do with distant mountain tops or golden rays of sunlight piercing cloud-covered skies. Such spirituality may or may not be found in a church, temple, mosque, yoga center. The important thing is that it is a practical and active spirituality, designed to reach the bottom of the rubbish you find yourself in right now, and get it out. When we identify and work to transform self-centered traits and flaws, the keys turn, and the gates unlock. Blessings and good luck are then released to shower upon us. While the spiritual tools I am referring to require nothing more than the impetus you give them to spring into action, it helps to know that they come from a venerable spiritual tradition called Kabbalah. In fact, Kabbalah, which originated over 4000 years ago, offers the oldest wisdom in the world. It started with Abraham, father of the three great monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Abraham recognized that there are two spheres that affect our lives: the spiritual and the physical. He revealed the laws of these two spheres - that is, a code of laws that explains the workings of the entire universe. He explained how the spirit world intersects the physical world, and what we can do in this interception to create happiness. Utilizing these laws of the universe, Kabbalah offers a system that explains all the real-life issues that keep us stuck in the garbage of our negativity. This has immense value. Kabbalah has profoundly influenced history's greatest thinkers, including Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Mohammed, Pythagoras, Plato, Newton, Leibniz, Shakespeare, and Jung. This is quite impressive, especially when you consider that, through the ages, most of humanity has remained ignorant of the existence of Kabbalah. This was due to the secrecy surrounding this wisdom, as well as its complexity, which became difficult to understand and share. A new generation of Kabbalists has dedicated themselves to making the benefits of Kabbalah available to everyone.