Jewish mysticism

Merkavah Mysticism. Origins of Jewish Mysticism. Kabbalah and Mysticism. Jewish Spirituality and the Divine World. Jewish Ideas and Beliefs.

One very dense topic within #Hasidic #Judaism is “#Tzimtzum/#Tsimtsum” which is only quickly explained as something revealed and then concealed. Another phrase used is “Presence Through Absence”. Allowing the Ein Soph (Gods eternal light that cannot be comprehended by man) to conflate and then take presence quietly by way of symbolic presence is the eventual shorthanded explanation you get to and while it’s buried under over explained metaphors for the most part, it is actually pretty…

A Shiviti is a meditative representations of a candlestick used in some Jewish communities for the contemplation of...

Science and religion have always been strange bedfellows, each occupying neighboring compartments in our minds, yet ever distrustful of each other. A quotation attributed to Albert Einstein offers …

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A Shiviti is a meditative representations of a candlestick used in some Jewish communities for the contemplation of...

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Read "The Essential Kabbalah The Heart of Jewish Mysticism" by Daniel C. Matt available from Rakuten Kobo. A translation of the Kabbalah for the layperson includes a compact presentation of each primary text and features a prac...

It might be Halloween, but a Jewitch — yes, a Jewitch — has need for neither pointy hat nor broom. In fact, this year, Jewitches across America are likely to welcome the Sabbath before they consider cavorting with their covens. Take Carly Lesser. Lesser has been known to spend Pagan Pride Day marching in Washington,...

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