You can study the Torah, but for the Torah to teach you, you need to feel a little like a sinner. That is why the Torah is given. We do not need the Torah for knowledge. We should feel like…

An ideal society is one where its members have developed an attitude to life that prioritizes benefiting others, society and nature over self-benefit, and where positive connections continually blossom among all of its members. Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam) describes such connections…

“Tehillim,” referring to the Psalms of David, was recently ranked as one of the top 5 searched words on the Internet in Israel. Indeed, when people feel anxious and bad in general, they often turn to the Psalms of David.…

Our responsibility for the whole world stems from our original state where we were all connected together as one great desire to receive the delight and pleasure that nature bestowed to us. We since broke apart from that perfectly unified…

First, who or what is the Creator? According to the wisdom of Kabbalah, the Creator is the force of love and bestowal that created and sustains reality. Moreover, we reach this definition of the Creator through our own attainment of this…

Collective consciousness affects us ultimately by leading us to the sensation of our life’s source: the positive force of love, bestowal and connection dwelling in nature. When we reach the sensation of the integral connection between all distant souls and…

Our perception of reality divides into internal and external. We picture what is inside of us as kind and good, since we feel that it belongs to us, and on the contrary, we picture what is outside of us as…