Jewish mysticism

While often depicted with cherubic faces, the bodies of the Ark's cherubs were anything but human, adorned with wings. These mystical figures were seen as protectors of divine presence, akin to those stationed at Eden's entrance post-sin.

Around 270 years ago, Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto encountered a fascinating scenario: A French philosopher pleaded with him to teach her Kabbalah. Although puzzled by her interest, he realized she was well-versed in the writings of the Ari, which she claimed helped her comprehend philosophy.

The numerical value of the letter Zayin is seven. It transcends the number six, which represents the physical world and its six directions. Join us as we explore how the number seven symbolizes the spiritual essence beyond the material realm.

Explore 10 fascinating facts about the Holy Ari, a leading figure in Jewish mysticism 452 years ago during the era of the "Beit Yosef."

Where did the Beit Yosef, Rabbi Yosef Karo, live? In Safed. We know he was born in Spain and fled with his father during the Spanish Inquisition. But where was he in between, and why did he venture to an uninhabited land like Israel?

Can the mystical nature of Hebrew be mathematically proven? Discover the geometric secrets within the Star of David and the messages it holds. In his new book 'Eternal Truth,' Oren Evron explores these fascinating mathematical insights.

What is the significance of the numerical value of the letter Dalet? And what does the letter Dalet imply in a person's name?

Explore the unique spiritual garments connecting body and soul in the mystical teachings surrounding Hoshanah Rabbah.

Although it is agreed that the Baal Shem Tov passed on Shavuot, the exact day remains a topic of debate.

A fundamental principle in the Zohar's doctrine of the soul is the 'emanation principle.' The human soul consists of various parts and is embodied in the human body, but its roots are anchored in the higher spiritual worlds, and its source is truly divine.

1,800 years ago, a great light descended to the world with the revelation of the Zohar by the holy Tanna Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai. What is Kabbalah? Why is it called the esoteric doctrine? How has it developed over the years? And why has its study become so popular recently?

Descended from King David, the Maharal of Prague brought the Golem to life, married at 32, and published his first book at 66. In honor of his yahrzeit this upcoming Shabbat (18th of Elul), here are 10 things you probably didn't know about the Maharal of Prague.