Kabbalah, Mysticism & Spirituality
Alongside his professional work Langford has studied Ashlagian Kabbalah and Jewish spiritual teachings since 1977. He was a member of the Kabbalah Research Foundation run then by Pre-Kabbalah Center head Rabbi Fieval Gruberger (Later Rav Berg). Jeremy had a vast following there of thousands of students but left after realizing that what he had been taught there, and what he was therefore teaching was a bastardised version of the Kabbalah. Seeking an authentic Kabbalah Master he then became a full-time student of Rabbi Baruch Ashlag until his teachers demise on September 13, 1991. Since his teachers passing he has continued studying and teaching individuals and small groups.
He is working on a comprehensive website of Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag's teachings that will feature a full search engine of Ashlagian Kabbalisitc teachings.
Langford is also trained in Classical Homeopathy, natural medicine and is an expert on the use of sound in order to facilite changed and beneficial states of consciousness.
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