Oneness of G-d

Prior to Creation, there was only the infinite revelation of G-d

I have a vision of You that is both magnificent and horrible, tolerable only in Your completeness, bearable only when I remember or occasionally glimpse that in being All, You also blend dark and light

The singular unity within Judaism

What do we mean when we speak of "the divine presence"? Isn’t G-d everywhere?

"Fundraising for bribes?" objected Rabbi Baruch. "Surely the matter can be dealt with in a more elevated way. Could you not teach our Jews the Echad of my holy grandfather?"

There is none else beside Him (4:36) Rabbi Binyomin Kletzker, a Chabad chassid and disciple of Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, was a lumber merchant. One year, while he was adding up the annual accounts, he inadvertently filled in under a column of ...

I accept that some sort of "Higher Being" created the universe. But why couldn't there be many such beings?

When we would be at odds with G-d and He with us, the two angels would turn away from one another. But when the two of us would be in harmony, the temple priests would open the curtains and show us the two figurines entwined in embrace...

In my youth/ My eyes beheld/ Realities to the millions...

Question: Rabbi Tzvi Freeman, I have read many of your articles about soul matters. You often explain that G‑d is somehow "divided" into "sparks," and those "sparks" are present in everything, including non-animated objects such as sand. How can this ...