who combines her interest in Jewish mysticism with her love for Japanese Zen art. “Letters are the potential energies through which the universe was created,” Pludwinski says.

This book addresses a central question in the study of Jewish mysticism in the medieval and early modern periods: why are there no known female mystics in medieval Judaism, unlike contemporaneous ...

When the movement was born in eighteenth-century Eastern Europe, it turned the values of then-traditional Judaism on their head: it was a stirring call to mysticism and joy, a rejection of ...

Guest: Efraim Palvanov – educator, author, and researcher, renowned for merging Jewish wisdom with science, history, philosophy, and Kabbalah (Jewish Mysticism). Palvanov shares powerful Torah classes ...

How can artists use materials to express spirituality, cultural identity, and joy? This question lies at the heart of ...

Kabbalah is one of the most mysterious and misunderstood traditions in Judaism, often linked to mysticism, secret wisdom, and divine knowledge. Originating in medieval Europe but rooted in earlier ...