Essay 7

"And charity like a mighty (Eitan) river" (Amos, end of ch. 5). The meaning is that charity will be like the river Eitan, issuing from the state of Eitan, the state of "point in its chamber," and "two comrades ..." The letter...

Tzedakah, as we shall presently appreciate, sensitizes the Jew who practices it so that the superrational degree of chochmah in his neshamah is able to light up the innermost recesses of his heart. As mentioned in the introduction to Kuntres Acharon, the ...

The Mighty Stream: Unleashing the might of the soul’s essence

The Mighty Stream: Unleashing the might of the soul’s essence