All posts tagged "kabbalah"
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Podcasts
Dr. Schroder: Genesis and the Big Bang Part 1
https://israelseen.com/shows/gerald%201.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More Author of Genesis and the Big Bang; in which he shares...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Fire – Holy and Unholy
Sculpture by International Artist Phillip Ratner. This is a truly powerful interpretation/explanation of this weeks Torah reading. By Rabbi Lord...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Redemption and the Rational Mind
David Hartman, 1931-2013. Passover, Rabbi Prof. David Hartman wrote in 2010, is meant to celebrate and sustain our deep yearning for...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Pesach, or Passover, is the Jewish festival of freedom
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner . This past week my wife and I had the surprising pleasure of encountering Rabbi Sacks and...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Tzav – Violence and the Sacred
By Rabbi Lord Sacks Judaism is less a philosophical system than a field of tensions – between universalism and particularism, for...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Between Destiny and Chance
Art by Phillip Ratner Commentary By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks The third book of the Torah is known in English as...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Two Types of Community
Art by Phillip Ratner. Commentary By Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. A long drama had taken place. Moses had led the people...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Love as our common bond
By Ariel Ben Avraham Ki Tisa: God’s Love The principle in the relationship between Israel and God is Love. We proclaim...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Prophet and Priest
By Lord Chief Rabbi Sacks. The sedra of Tetsaveh, as commentators have noted, has one unusual feature: it is the only...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Essence of Ahavat Yisrael is the willingness to take responsibility for the future of the Jewish people
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner commentary by Yehuda HaKohen, “Speak to the Children of Israel and they shall take to Me a...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Building Builders – Terumah
Sculpture By Phillip Ratner. Commentary By Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. As soon as we read the opening lines of Terumah we...
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Blogs
The Legacy of Rabbi David Hartman: Popularity is not important. Integrity is
By David Bedein. David Bedein is a dear friend who is devoted and dedicated to understanding the “real” intent behind the language...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Learning to Live in God’s Love
By Ariel Ben Avraham. Ego’s fantasies and illusions correspond to idolatry as Love’s ways and attributes correspond to real freedom. In...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
In The Details – Mishpatim
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner. Commentary by Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. On the opening phrase of Mishpatim – “And these are the laws...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Yitro: From Ego’s Idolatry to Love’s Freedom
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner Commentary By Ariel Ben Avraham In our previous commentary on Yitro: “Understanding God’s Love” (February 5, 2012 in...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Politics of Revelation
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner , Commentary by Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks The revelation at Mount Sinai – the central episode not only...
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Weekly Torah Reading
Loving Our Creator Unconditionally
By Ariel Ben Avraham Probably the most important lesson our Patriarchs teach us regarding their relationship with the Creator is to...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
What Does Judaism Have to Say to the World
On 26th November 2012, the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks delivered the 2012-13 Robbins Collection Lecture in Jewish Law and Thought at Berkeley Law....
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Of Lice and Men
Sculpture By Phillip Ratner. By Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. Throughout all Egypt the dust turned into lice. But when the magicians...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Leadership and the People
Sculpture by Artist Phillip Ratner By Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. The sedra of Shemot, in a series of finely etched vignettes,...
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