Category : Jewish Meditation

The Six Remembrances At the end of our morning prayers, we recite the "six remembrances," six things a Jew is to remember every day of...

The Limbs of the Body and the Space Time Hypercube In the course of our meditation, we will also have to know how the six-seven...

The Archetypal Souls of the Jewish People The six attributes of the heart, from chesed to yesod, also correspond to six archetypal souls of the Jewish people: Abraham,...

Emotions of the Heart and Days of Creation In Kabbalah, the six sides of the cube correspond to the six emotions of the heart. The...

The Six Cities of Refuge To review: The six constant mitzvot of the heart include: 1.  To believe in the existence and providence of God. 2.  Not...

The Duties of the Heart The meditation herein presented is a truly basic one in Jewish spiritual life. As we will see, it embodies many...

To Know God in Humility Ultimately, a Jew meditates for God so desires. The Torah states, "You shall know this day and take to heart...

The Soul and Reality The mind is the interface between the soul and reality. We are constantly being bombarded with stimuli and sensations from the...

On the title page of his "Treatise on Meditation," Rabbi Dovber of Lubavitch inscribed the verse from Psalms, "With all my heart, I seek You."...

Part 1: With All My Heart I Seek You Part 2: The Soul and Reality Part 3: To know God in Humility Part 4: The...