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Dimensions of the World: Soul (Nefesh)

Theories of Everything - Part 4

By Asher Crispe

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A description of the spiritual dimension as the "conscious observer" which defines the temporal and spatial dimensions.

	By Asher Crispe More articles... \|
	Rabbi Asher Crispe is the Executive Director of Interinclusion.org, celebrating the convergence between contemporary arts and sciences and Torah thought. He is a world renowned lecturer on Chassidic and Kabbalistic Philosophy.

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Posted: Aug 30, 2011

B"H
Your lectures are terrfic. I love science and mediicine.

Posted By Marina Steinberg, BH, CA

Posted: Aug 13, 2010

Dimensions of the world: Soul

Wow I really these lessons. I am completely blown away by the need for an observer. No one has explained these concepts as easily as Asher Crispe. I have searched for someone to explain these ideas in a way I can understand how they relate to kabbalah. Great job. I hope deeper concepts will be available thru Chabad Org.

Posted By Darrel Sisson, Houston, Tx USA

Posted: Aug 5, 2010

wow. Let us know when you write a book on the subject matter. Fascinating. always wanted to know where Torah ties in with science.

Posted By Chani

Posted: Aug 5, 2010

Great

This is powerful information - I need to watch it a few times to get it's full impact - the concepts are amazing. Great work!

Posted By Carl, Toronto, Can

Posted: Aug 5, 2010

Linguistics

Re: Soul of Space,
It just occurred to me for the first time that the word "equal" comes from the Hebrew word,
"egul"

Thanks for another enlightening episode.

Posted By Anonymous, Brooklyn, NY

Posted: Aug 5, 2010

Science and Torah

Once again, Bravo! You would have made a great physicist. We are all fortunate that you have combined that talent with becoming a great Rabbi!!!

Posted By Anonymous, Montreal, Canada