ANI, via NewKerala.com, India
Mar. 7, 2005
www.newkerala.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 10487 • Posted: Monday March 7, 2005  

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New York, Mar 7: Madonna might be late but that was no reason for organizers at Kabbalah Centre, the Jewish mystical organization that sells “Kabbalah Water” to treat her badly. Instead she was given special treatment.

“She arrived late for Friday night Shabbat services. But not to worry, a section of the front row had reserved signs on it, and Her Madgesty sat in between Monica Berg, wife of Kabbalah Centre founder Rabbi Michael Berg, and popular teacher Ruthie Rosenberg,” The New York Post quoted an insider as saying.

The rabbi later came over to greet Madonna with a kiss on the cheek and she along with her kids and husband sat at rabbi’s table. She was the only person who got to participate in the ceremony of “Mayim Achronim” (”Last Water”) - “washing one’s fingertips with water from a cup after eating, bread in this case. Not everyone got the bread, either.”

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