Jesus is not about Kabbalah! While Kabbalah is about trying to get to perfection on your own, Jesus is about giving you the power of perfection through His blood! Everyone has sinned. There is no way one can be perfect and sin. There are too many lies about Jesus in this book, yet the author claims them to be possible facts. She thinks that Jesus survived the crucifixion, that if He was the healer, He could have healed Himself... In that case, she sompletely missed the point of Jesus's suffering, death and resurection. Jesus did have the power to heal himself, but He didn't! Because if He did, then He wouldn't have completed the task, which was to defeat Death and take the world's sins upon Himself.
When Jesus died, Pilate sealed the rock over the entrance to the tomb and put the best trained Roman solders to guard the tomb. The angels paralyzed them when Jesus was risen. When solders went to the Roman authorities to tell them about what happened, some were given big money for silence, while others were killed. That's why the only people left that knew about the resurection were the 11 apostles.

They author also claims that Jesus had a son and that He was married, for that was the law for a real Messiah to follow. I would gladly try to clear her mind by saying, that the main reason Jews didn't except Jesus as the Messiah was because He didn't meet these laws. Jesus didn't come to make the laws stronger. HE CAME TO RELEASE PEOPLE FROM THE LAW! Jews waited for the Messiah to come for one purpose, to free them from the Romans, and make them the rullers of the Earth, and so they constructed their own instructions by which they would find a Messiah. Instructions based on the rituals, their own way of living and so on. Bible did not provide those instructions. What Jews should have done, was to trust God and not to worry about the Romans, but about their souls, for they have been denying God for many years. Jesus met all of the prophesies from the Bible about the Messiah. If there were other laws that He didn't meet, it was because they were created by twisted minds, against God's will, against everything God ever intended. The reason Jesus died on the cross was because there was no other choice. If His people denied Him as the Messiah, then He only had to do the rest Himself, which is taking their sins on the cross... No body can be perfect, or get to perfection. Kabbalah is not going to help no one. It has good ideas, but only through Jesus can anyone be perfect. Because His blood covers us like a white blanket. He WAS GOD! He didn't even need to study Kabbalah. He knew everything that was meant to happen. The reason Mary could not recognize Jesus after He was risen wasn't because He was deformed from the suffering, but because He had a new heavenly body. With that new body He couldn't stay for too long on Earth, that's why he left. But He promised to come back. If all the people could except Jesus Christ, He would make great miricals in their lives and change them. Only when one lets go and lets the Creator, the God, the Jesus cleance them, does one resieve real Light. If Kabbalah is not going to be careful with what it's teaching, the Antichrist will diffidently come into being. Doesn't' Kabbalah teach that anyone can be Messiah? Doesn't Kabbalah teach that we're God? If that's the case, then were' in a very bad situation. I bet ya, if all people believed that, there would have been a lot of fighting over who's God and who's not. There is only One God. And He does not share power!! If anyone who believes that He does, be prepared for someone to try that out. It will be the so called perfect one who will amaze everyone with his false miracles. He will be the world leader, the false Christ. He will kill anyone who'd refuse to bound to him. He will be there for 7 years to fulfill these Kabalistic believes. But the true Christ, will come with real power, who will destroy all this nonsense forever along with the Antichrist and your Kabbalah... I wish people realized that so it wouldn't happen, but unfortunately the prophesies told from the Bible to happen are bound to happen regardless....

This book is a great read. Yes, the author does not regard the death of Jesus on the cross to be of great importance. She arguments well for this. And I agree with her on that one.

The issue I have with her color theory, is that she confuse additive and subtractive color blending. As a Graphic Design student I get annoyed by it, but it's really just a minor flaw.

What's a lot more striking is that she use a LOT of theories, originating from the legendary Hermetic Order Of The Golden Dawn (tables of correspondences to the then sephira on the tree of life). Those theories where finalized by no less than Mr. 666: Aleister Crowley, in Liber 777. Somehow weird to base a book about christian kabbalah, on stuff originally introduced by Aleister Crowley...