Thought this would be a little helpful in explaining some very basic kabbalah and at worst just cute and innocuous, but was sorely disappointed. The kids' artwork is fun and some of the principles admirable, but much of the "names of God" are rather vague, needing either more specific explanations or concrete suggestions on how to make good things happen. (This could be my bias toward action as opposed to just sitting in a chair and thinking things true, as this book recommends.) More troubling are two claims: that humans' anger is responsible for earthquakes, floods and other natural disasters, and that bad things that happen to us come about because of bad things we did. I have a very hard time with any line of reasoning that would lead a child to believe s/he somehow caused his/her parents to divorce, or a friend to die, or anything truly beyond his/her or any one person or people's control. If this is what proponents of kabbalah even remotely believe, I want no part of it. ( )