DovBer Pinson

On the first day of Shevat, Moses had the Torah translated into the seventy primary languages of the world.

When we eat properly, we can taste the Divine Presence whether the physical taste is pleasing or not.

A shofar with its narrow mouthpiece and wider opening resembles a birth canal.

"The radio," Aldous Huxley once wrote, "is nothing but a conduit through which pre-fabricated din can flow into our homes." If noise was an issue years back, clearly today the noise level has been upped a thousand degrees.

A compelling talk on the enormous power in positive thinking and its impact on ourselves and the environment around us.

Kabbalah helps us rectify ourselves by seeing the Infinite nature of Creation.

The Kabbalistic perspective transcends Eastern and Western arts

Generally it is maintained that there are two distinct styles of music. Let us term these, for convenience's sake, as 'Western music,' music which originates from Western society, and 'Non-Western,' music which is derived from all other cultures

It is important to realize that the Kabbalah is more about losing ourselves than about finding, becoming more other-centered and less ego-centered. The literal translation of the word Kabbalah is 'that which is received.'

Why do we call Chanukah the Festival of "Lights"? Why not "Commemoration of Oil" or "Miracle of 8 Days"?