October 28, 2000 – Rock legend and Rolling Stone Mick Jagger joins forces with former wife and model, Jerry Hall this weekend at the famed exclusive Harrington Club in London to share their dedication to the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah. Jagger and Hall will be hosting a fund-raiser with some of their closest friends in honor of the Kabbalah Centre and Rav Berg, the director of the Centre. The invitation list includes Patty Clapton, former wife of Eric Clapton, Beatle member George Harrison, and Rolling Stones band members Bill Wyman, Ron Wood and his wife Jo (owner of the Harrington Club) among other famous guests.

"Through the teachings of Kabbalah, my life has been changed," states Jerry Hall, a Kabbalah Centre student for over a year. "This is a very important event because we want to share the teachings of Kabbalah with our friends and raise money for the Centre so that others can benefit from this wisdom and find fulfillment in their lives," she adds.

Hall was introduced to Kabbalah over a year ago during a visit to the United States when one of her close friends brought her to the Kabbalah Centre in Los Angeles. At the Centre, she began her studies with Kabbalah teacher Eitan Yardeni, whose roster of celebrity students includes pop icon, Madonna. Hall continued her learning upon her return to London, where she began studying under Eitan's brother, Eliayahu Yardeni, at the Kabbalah Centre there. Shortly thereafter, she introduced Mick Jagger to the Kabbalah Centre.

Jagger and Hall also wanted to show their appreciation for Kabbalist Rav Berg, dean and director of the Kabbalah Centre, and his wife, Karen, who have both dedicated their lives to helping people find fulfillment through the wisdom of Kabbalah. Berg is recognized world-wide as the spiritual leader of Kabbalah, and through the Centre has helped over 3.4 million individuals improve their lives and has helped bring peace in many parts of the world through his work with world leaders.

The Kabbalah Centre upholds the 4,000 year-old teachings of the Kabbalah, which focuses on the meaning of life and the spiritual laws of the universe. The Kabbalah Centre was established 78 years ago in 1922 in Jerusalem. Today with its headquarters in Los Angeles headed by Rav Berg, the Kabbalah Centre has reached over 3.4 million people at 39 centers around the world including London, New York, Toronto, and Paris. More than half of these students are non-Jewish indicating the continuous growth and appeal of the teachings.