Kabbalah
'Jews are Magic': Museum exhibit explores Jewish fascination with occultism
Jews Are Magic,” opening this month at YIVO’s Manhattan headquarters, explores the Jewish fascination with mysticism, fortune telling, amulets, psychics, and occult practices.
Mysticism meets melody in Eduard Shyfrin’s ‘Red Blues’
Eduard Shyfrin introduces a first-ever systematic theory of Kabbalah for the modern era
The memory that turned into a song
First creation of Adam: Does G-d use Ockham’s Razor?
Part One - The family of minimal principles
Orthodox pilgrimage to the grave of Kabbalah rabbi buried in Istanbul picks up after COVID slump
Pilgrimages made by Orthodox groups of varying sizes to the grave sites of similarly revered Jewish figures across Europe, are far from uncommon and have spawned a cottage travel industry.
The first creation of Adam - Where, When, Why?
A day in Kabbalistic Safed
The Ruth Safed Hotel is located in the heart of Safed's Artists' Colony and has hosted travelers and merchants.
Reincarnation: What is it, what does Judaism say about it? - explainer
Reincarnation is a belief that the soul is reborn in a new body and identity after death. Some religions believe in it and it is in Kabbalah, and some claim Anne Frank was reincarnated.
The Red Button of Adam - Part 2
“These are the generations of the heavens and the earth…”
E. Shyfrin -talks about Kabbalah of Information and condemns aggression against Ukraine
Eduard Shyfrin – a year of breakthrough and sorrow.
Internet goes wild over fake Kabbalah magic circle saying 'tomato soup' and 'I fear squirrels'
Some people who dabble in Kabbalah may have found themselves played for fools by a prankster who made some hilarious fake Hebrew magic symbols.
Saving literature from amnesia: Revisiting Isaac Bashevis Singer - review
Even though not clearly observant, Yiddishkeit is manifest in Singer’s writings. The presence of God can be seen in his writings.
UK Jewish lawmaker mourns Queen Elizabeth’s death with Kabbalah lesson
Baron David Wolfson walked his peers through several aspects of Jewish tradition, including gematria, the Jewish practice of finding meaning through the numerical value of words.
