Mysticism

How evolutionary theory supports a mystical worldview.

Modern cosmology meets traditional Jewish mysticism.

Messianism in Chabad-Lubavitch challenges Jews of all denominations to consider the limits of Jewish theology.

A Hasidic spiritual leader believed to maintain a channel to God.

Founder of the Chabad school of Hasidism.

The problem of divine withdrawal inspires an alternate view of the universe.

In "escstatic" mysticism, the Land of Israel is a metaphor for the human body.

Medieval kabbalah offers various approaches to the Land of Israel.

In 13th-century mysticism, two streams of thought emerged regarding the Land of Israel.

One strand of medieval kabbalah focused on achieving a transformative mystical experience.

Yehuda Liebes has revolutionized our understanding of the Zohar and underscored the relationship between kabbalah and Christianity.

The renewed interest in Jewish mysticism can partially be attributed to a renewed interest in non-traditional spirituality.