Was the Big Bang just a long-distant scientific event, or did it affect Jewish Religion? Like modern scientists, Jewish mystics of the thir­teenth century said that in the beginning there was nothing— nothing, that is, except the “divine nothingness,” the hidden, transcendent God.

The God of G...

In 1989, NASA launched the Cosmic Background Explorer satellite (COBE) to look at the microwaves. The satellite enabled scientists to see how the universe was evolving when it was only 300,000 years old. What they saw were the imprints of tiny ripples in space that were caused by the big bang.
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Learn about the names God gave to different parts of himself. In Jewish mysticism, the sefirot are the ten aspects of God’s being that manifest from Ein Sof. Ein Sof (literally, “without end”) is the term used to describe God prior to creation. Ein Sof is usually translated as “the Infinite.” It ...

"You are going to find this one of the most amazing teachings on how did evil begin that you have ever heard anywhere in any teaching. Kabbalists were well aware of evil forces. Both popular Judaism and rabbinic literature talked about demons and evil spirits. The rabbinic literature also talke...