It was Recorded Even Before Creation
After my recent lecture in Toronto and a deeper discussion with some of the students I had a renewed interest in how the Ana B’koach (the 42-Letter Name of G-d)…Continue Reading …
After my recent lecture in Toronto and a deeper discussion with some of the students I had a renewed interest in how the Ana B’koach (the 42-Letter Name of G-d)…Continue Reading …
Rav Ashlag was the greatest kabbalist of the past century. Known as Hasulam (the ladder), he was not only the first to translate the Zohar from Aramaic to Hebrew but…Continue Reading …
It’s fitting that this is Lag B’omer, the celebrated death anniversary of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, for not only did he pass away on the 33rd day of the Omer…Continue Reading …
…Continued from The Ten Commandments Our last article was about straightening out the 5 portion, 22,000 letter, section of the Torah’s time line concerning the giving of the Ten Commandments, …Continue Reading …
The Torah always presents information to us with great built in redundancy, so it’s not the Torah’s fault if we’re slow on the uptake. For example, did you ever wonder…Continue Reading …
The article picks up our series about Joseph’s Pyramid and its connection to the Future Holy Temple, which we left off late last year (2009). In it, we illustrated a…Continue Reading …
Dan Brown is a terrific writer and excellent researcher. Here are a few facts and Kabbalistic meanings to some of the facts he dug up for his bestseller The Lost…Continue Reading …
We were told to count to 50, yet every year we count to 49, and let G-d count the 50th day for us? But that’s not what we were told…Continue Reading …
At the end of the Book of Vayikra (Leviticus), just when we’re taught about the jubilee year, we reach a turning point not only in the Torah, but in the…Continue Reading …
Our revelations last year, about the Omer we’re pretty startling, but one simple piece of the puzzle had alluded us: why do we count it twice? One time by days…Continue Reading …