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The Garment of Days
The Zohar weaves a dramatic images of the garment in which the soul is clothed after death.
The Jewish Life of Aramaic
From the Bible to the Seder table to the Kaddish, Aramaic has never left Jewish lips.
The Ari: Rabbi Isaac Luria
A central figure in the development of Jewish mysticism, Luria died at 38 and left behind no significant writings.