What the Chassidic New Year Means to You: A 19 Kislev Thought
An engaging, fresh and practical take on the day celebrated as the New Year of Chassidism.
| Topics: | Kislev 19 | |
Yisroel Glick is a father, and a student of Torah and of life. Fascinated by the sciences and medicine, he also enjoys documenting the beauty of nature with his cameras, but his true passion is making Jewish mysticism accessible, teaching it in a way that actually introduces change into listeners’ lives. For more, visit his website.
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Agree with the medulla oblongada comment,uniqueness in rational intellect and spiritual yearning, but why colonized by making it divine? What tribe of self appointed divinity claims this enigma? This is certainly not a universal truth. Carlos Cervantes student of theology and research.