Shidduchim—the practice of dating or facilitating connections for marriage—often represents a challenging phase in one’s life. …
It is the basis of pretty much all Kabbalah we have nowadays and is probably one of the most misunderstood works in Jewish …
Contrary to popular thinking, the beard has tremendous importance to the Jew. It’s more than just a sign of maturity, and up until a few generations ago, it was unheard of Jews even trimming their beards, except under extreme circumstances …
Rabbi Yosef Della Reina’s (1418 – 1472) account is told by a few sources, the earliest being recorded by Rabbi Avraham Ben Eliezer HaLevi. He lived in Tzfat and wanted to bring the …
There’s a certain allure to the word Practical Kabbalah (in Hebrew, Kabbalah Ma’assit). I personally think people often think it’s an easy way to get your wishes granted if you just say the right …
In fact, distinguished scholars often refer to the Shulchan Aruch’s decree (Y.D. 181:9), “the whole breadth of this place should be …
The Jewish sages already taught in Massechet Brachot (57) that dreams are a taste of prophecy and therefore more than just …
Acceptance is a major component of many spiritual systems, not just Judaism. Accepting our lives as they are is a subject of contemplation and a very important principle from the Torah. And, in fact, there’s plenty of evidence that doing …
Lighting candles for loved ones and Tzaddikim has been a long-standing Jewish tradition, and while it’s not mentioned in the Codes of Law, it holds deep significance.
There are two main practices: lighting a candle on a yartzheit or any …
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