An autobiographical account of the rescue to Sweden of Jewish youth from Nazi Germany translated from the original Swedish. It tells of the planning and organization of their agricultural training, Jewish education and continued migration to Palestine. It also describes the work to rehabilitate and reintegrate young Jewish survivors from the Polish and German concentration camps in the aftermath of the war.

In this ground-breaking book, Rabbi Glick shows us how to use the teachings and practices of Judaism as a spiritual path that leads to God knowledge. Rabbi Glick's teachings combine the wisdom of the Kabbalah, Hasidic Masters, and the Rabbis with the knowledge of the mystical and esoteric traditions of other faiths. His unique approach provides a path that is both solidly anchored in the Jewish tradition and fully universal in its vision and understanding of the spiritual life.
This first of two volumes sets out the fundamental elements of the personal approach to God: self-transformation, the constant remembrance of God, and the expansion of our consciousness. These three concepts are the spiritual pillars that form the foundation for the inner temple of the heart.