Esther Rantzen: "I do get very surprised by the venom that I hear about [the] Kaballah [Centre]. I think part of it is Madonna-envy. It's also about money. People have this feeling that Kaballah Centres make a lot of money. And there is a traditional aspect too in that kaballah is meant to be a secret for married Jewish men. The idea that unmarried Jewish women could learn the secrets is seen as blasphemy."https://www.thejc.com/life-and-culture/esther-rantzen-older-and-wiser-yn6n9smu

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Esther Rantzen: "I do get very surprised by the venom that I hear about [the] Kaballah [Centre]. I think part of it is Madonna-envy. It's also about money. People have this feeling that Kaballah Centres make a lot of money. And there is a traditional aspect too in that kaballah is meant to be a secret for married Jewish men. The idea that unmarried Jewish women could learn the secrets is seen as blasphemy."https://www.thejc.com/life-and-culture/esther-rantzen-older-and-wiser-yn6n9smu" in the context of "Note: "Kaballah" and "Kabbalah" are alternate spellings" to mean that wisdom is timeless.