A Craigslist job listing today asks for women who have experience of Kabbalah to submit their personal stories. The announcement is below:

"Britney Spears was quoted in a recent article, "Kabbalah changed my life". Through her studies, red string and counseling, she has discovered an aspect (perhaps a deeper more soulful one) of her herself and living. Britney is not alone in the testimonials and endorsements of the powers of Kabbalah. Madonna, Demi, Rabbis and scholars have all offered their two cents about the spirit and practice of kabbalah; but none can in simple heartfelt dialogue, discuss how has the use of the ancient technology contributed to modern day transformation and enlightenment. What about the ‘everyday woman’ – where is her voice in all the talk about the power of Kabbalah?

Currently, we are seeking women (24-42 ideally), from a variety of backgrounds who have, are presently and/or want to study the Kabbalah. We are looking for submissions of personal stories and most importantly, how Kabbalistic study has affected you. You may then be interviewed on your personal spiritual background, practices and mainly, how kabbalah has or has not enabled you to improve your life; especially as a modern woman. This is not a pro or anti kabbalah project and we are not interested in deep philosophical or religious theories - if it's not a personal story we can't use it. The project (a collection of interviews, Kabbalistic stories, and personal commentary) is in negotiation stages and will be moving forward by the end of the year.

For additional questions or information, please email.
Thanks,
Lisa"

To let Lisa know that you have a great Kabbalah story for her, send an e-mail to anon-91555439@craigslist.org. And far be it from The Bosh to make fun of Lisa for calling Kabbalah an "ancient technology." (By Scott Rose)