Bonder’s The Kabbalah of Money – in Chinese
Taiwanonymous pointed out that the title of Rabbi Nilton Bonder‘s “The Kabbalah of Money” has been translated to Chinese as “The Jews’ Art of Getting Rich.” Details at his post.
Category: Resources/links
Kabbalah Museum
The JTA announced in May the opening of the Jerusalem Kabbalah Museum. It opened in June and its director is Rabbi Chaim Dalfin. Having the director’s name helped me to identify its website, because...
Is Kabbalah Mysticism?
An interesting debate is going on at Zeek magazine. Last December Boaz Huss argued in an article that the word “mysticism” should not be used in relation to Kabbalah and it being a theological...
Kabbbalah to Go podcast
A few weeks ago the “Kabbbalah to Go” podcast restarted posting Harav Yitzchak Ginsburgh‘s lectures as podcasts. Last March the site posted 3 lectures in four parts. Then there was a big break and...
Tzvi Leshem: Between Messianism and Prophecy
Rabbi Tzvi Leshem finished his PhD dissertation recently at Bar Ilan University The English title of his work (written in Hebrew) is Between Messianism and Prophecy: Hasidism According to the Piaseczner Rebbe and it...
Short essay on Kabbalah
Christopher Smith, a Master’s student in Christan History at Wheaton College, wrote a nice little introductory essay to Kabbalah an posted it on his blog. This is a thorough work if one would need...
Tree vs. Tube design
This is old news, but I like the image so much that wanted to share it. John Coulhart designed a variation on the classic depiction of the ten Sephirot. It is using the look...
Tzfat-Kabbalah.org
TheStar.com from Canada had a descriptive article about Tzfat and the tourism industry aimed to study to Kabbalah there. Most of the article follows Rabbi Eyal Reiss, the director of The International Center for...
#4: Kabbalah: A Love Story
The Jewish Literary Review checked out what were the best selling Jewish books at Amazon in 2007. In the Jewish American section Rabbi Lawrence Kushner’s “Kabbalah: A Love Story” was at fourth place.
ARIFilm video on Kabbalah books
ARIFilms is Bnei Baruch‘s multimedia branch. A year ago they made a three minute movie about Kabbalah books. It is up on YouTube. I noticed that a few weeks ago it showed up on...
