The Crystal Eye: Change Begins Within

It's an approach that explains that the reality you see outside is a reflection of what's happening inside, exactly like a crystal stone, where every angle you look at it from shows you different colors. The idea is that there is no objective reality separate from us. The outer world is created out of our own inner perceptions.

Rabbi Yuval Sharov, who started out in healing the body and clearing toxins through nutrition, and slowly discovered that this whole body of teaching already appears in the Jewish writings, in Baal HaSulam, the Rambam, the Baal Shem Tov and other kabbalistic rabbis, and he gathered it into one organized method.

No. The method is based on Jewish sources but it doesn't require religion or any faith in advance, and anyone can stay with their own secular definition of themselves and still use the tools it offers.

You clear only yourself, not the person across from you, even when it looks like the problem is theirs. They're only reflecting back something you need to work on inside, so the whole clearing is directed at what's within us and not at anyone else.

No. The clearing is done without expectations of an outer result. You do it because it's the right thing to do, and the good feeling it gives you already counts as a result in its own right.

No. According to this approach the Creator doesn't test anyone beyond what they can bear, and any problem that arrives is help in the process of repair, not a punishment.

According to this approach every problem has a solution, but you can't find it on the same plane the problem is on. You have to turn to the Creator and ask for a hint, instead of staying stuck in analyzing the problem itself.