Three Holy Fools: A Chassidic reading of a Talmudic passage provides models for self transcendence
Two discourses by the seventh Rebbe of Chabad build on earlier teachings of the sixth Rebbe, to discover novel insight in a Talmudic passage, applying it to questions of rationalism, contemplative prayer, and eros.
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| Topics: | Dance, Transcendence, Maamar Basi LeGani, Lubavitcher Rebbe |
Dr. Israel Sandman is a Fellow at University College London’s Department of Hebrew & Jewish Studies. His areas of research include medieval Jewish thought and medieval Hebrew manuscripts.
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