Magic and Trump's Kabbalah teacher

On the subject of magic, here's some commentary I found by a YouTuber who is a King James Bible Believer:

Canada has now set a huge new precedence by convicting and jailing a Canadian citizen for antisemitism. For speech; for denying the Holocaust. Canada, incidentally, is also beginning a gun buyback, also known as "confiscation." They're literally taking the guns in Canada, as well as jailing people for their speech that they (the government) decree is dangerous and hateful.

And it's all for our "peace and security," isn't it? And now we have this Gaza peace plan coming together that could easily spiral in multiple directions, as they try and co-opt and front-run Bible prophecy. That's what they're doing. They invert EVERYTHING.

The deception is immensely increasing and the devices, like through tech, and combined with real magic . . . The ancient mystery school stuff. Forbidden knowledge. You know, technology. You can sum it all up in one word: Kabbalah. And it covers the GAMUT of everything.

Witchcraft, sorcery, divining, channeling, necromancy, sigil magic. It all stems from this form of religion called Kabbalah. It comes straight from the Garden; that's what all this has developed from. Straight from the dragon, the devil, that old serpent, all the way back to the Garden. 

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In Trump's 2004 book "The Way to The Top," he writes about "four people who have given me sound nuggets of wisdom that have helped me keep my business in perspective . . . One day when my Kabbalah teacher, Eitan Yardeni, asked how I was doing I told him I needed a break; I was thoroughly exhausted, overwhelmed and overworked."

From Wikipedia: The tree of life is a diagram used in Rabbinical Judaism in kabbalah and other mystical traditions derived from it.^[1] It is usually referred to as the "kabbalistic tree of life" to distinguish it from the tree of life that appears alongside the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the Genesis creation narrative as well as the archetypal tree of life found in many cultures.

From the Jewish publication Forward:

"On the wall in Trump’s office in the film is a piece of art: a tree whose branches surround the Ten Commandments. Across it are the words 'Etz Chaim,' Hebrew for 'Tree of Life.' Viewers glimpse it for just moments in the movie, but the award made a lasting impression on Trump.

"During a Feb. 2016 office tour Trump gave to The Washington Post, the future president proudly points to the same Tree of Life award.

“ 'These awards are given to me by the Jewish community for different things,' Trump said in a video of the tour, pointing to a few items on the wall. 'This is the Tree of Life, which is a very big award in terms of everything that I stand for. It means so much to me. A lot of times, I’ll have friends of mine come in — Jewish — and they will see the Tree of Life, and they’ll say, Wow, what a great thing.’ ”