Lilith’s portrayal in religious and mystical traditions has undergone a profound transformation since her first mention in the Alphabet of Ben Sira. Initially depicted as Adam’s first wife, who defied him and left Eden, her role as a symbol of rebellion and independence only deepened as she appeared in various texts and cultural narratives.…
Introduction to the Zohar The Zohar, written in the late 13th century by the Spanish-Jewish mystic Moses de Leon, serves as a cornerstone of Kabbalistic thought. It is a mystical commentary on the Hebrew Bible, exploring the hidden dimensions of scripture and unveiling the esoteric truths that govern the cosmos. As one of the…
Within Jewish tradition, two texts stand as monumental pillars—The Talmud and The Zohar. Both offer deep insights into the spiritual and practical aspects of Judaism, yet they serve distinct roles. While the Talmud shapes Jewish law and ethics, the Zohar opens the path to mystical wisdom. Let’s explore the defining characteristics of each text…
