ABOUT GAHL SASSON

Understand your past, accept your present, and design your future.

Gahl Sasson makes Kabbalah, astrology and psychology engaging, illuminating, and fun.

The way he sees Kabbalah is accessible to anyone from any faith and background. The innovative examples that he conjures up to illustrate these high concepts spurs his audience to laugh and then declare, Aha. Most of all, Gahl tells stories, relating a vast array of compelling myths from traditions across the globe to delineate the workings of the inner world. His book, A Wish Can Change Your Life, (published by Simon & Schuster and co-written with Steve Weinstein), blends wisdom and metaphors from cultures across history and the entire world into an innovative blueprint for personal transformation and material enrichment.

Acceptance. That is what the Hebrew word “Kabbalah” means. When we accept the good and bad things in our lives we can actually have the magic to change them.

His second work, Cosmic Navigator, is the essential reference guide to understanding your astrological makeup. He recently published a book on the astrology of 2018, 2019, and 2020. Thousands have enthusiastically embraced his fresh and stimulating approach to spirituality in lectures and workshops in the United States, UK, Argentina, France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Singapore, Hong Kong, Moscow, Mexico, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Israel.

A multi-talented creative force, Gahl also works as a performer, musician and composer, and he has mastered the hauntingly beautiful art of throat singing. As part of all his lectures, Gahl guides his audience on a meditation using ancient Hebrew chants sung with overtones that induce a state of receptivity and calm in everyone in the room. A charismatic composer of life, Gahl uses myths and religious philosophies as if they were tones and melodies to create an upbeat and beguiling environment in which people are able to unlock the poignant meaning vibrating amid the stories of their lives.

He is a contributor to the Huffington Post, and Astrology.com, and has been named “Los Angeles’ Best Astrologer” by W Magazine. He is a guest lecturer at USC, Tel Aviv University, and teaches at Esalen, Omega Institute, University of Judaism, and the Open Center in NYC. He has appeared on CNN, ABC News, KTLA-TV Los Angeles to name a few. In 2017 his academic article, Symbolic Meaning of Names in the Bible was published by the Journal of Storytelling, Self, & Society. He currently resides in Los Angeles.