In contemporary Jewish mysticism and literature, dragons continue to fascinate and inspire. They often represent personal and spiritual challenges, reflecting the complexity of human experiences.

At sundown Friday, 30 Chicagoans will join an anticipated 3,000 students of mysticism in New York for the Kabbalah Centre’s observance of Rosh Hashanah, when they believe the universe will be… ...

Jewish mysticism believes that by changing our actions in the physical world, we affect the spiritual heavens, which then return and affect our physical reality.

For a 3 a.m. class, the enrollment is not bad. Each morning, a few dozen students gather in a study hall in the small town of Telz Stone, 15 minutes west of Jerusalem, ALSO SEE:Translating an ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (JTA) — The owner of an online Judaica store is waging a campaign to reclaim one of the symbols of Jewish mysticism. Shlomo Perelman, the owner of Judaism.com, launched his ...

an epicenter of Jewish mysticism. Eyal Ben-Ari tugged at the heavy assault rifle hanging over his shoulder as he tiptoed out of his pink house at sunrise, hoping not to wake his wife or six children.