Torah and Science
Beshalach: Perfect Health
Sweetening the Waters Following the Splitting of the Sea, the Children of Israel reached a place called Marah—literally, “bitter,” in Hebrew—and complained about the bitter
Melody Attributed to our Forefather Jacob
This extraordinary melody is attributed to our Patriarch, Jacob. It is the instrumental version, from Rabbi Ginsburgh’s disk of Meditative Chanukah melodies. For the
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is the fourth part of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh’s class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is the third part of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh’s class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is the second part of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh’s class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769
Rabbi Ginsurgh’s Melody Shalom Aleich...
Rabbi Ginsburgh composed this melody for Shalom Aleichem, sung for generations to welcome the angels of Shabbat. Vocals by Rabbi Shlomo Katz. Paintings used in
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology • Lectur...
This is part one of a transcript of Rabbi Ginsburgh’s class at the Torat Hanefesh School of Jewish Psychology from 13th of Av, 5769 To
Q&A: Is Alternative Healing Kosher?
Q: I have heard that some alternative healing methods are not kosher. How can I know which method is fine and which is problematic? A:
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 3: He...
The 42 Journeys of the Psyche Parashat Massei (the parashah of the week) begins with a list of the 42 journeys the Israelites made from
Lectures on Chassidic Psychology Part 2: Wo...
Click here to read part 1 The foundation of therapy—hard work and joy Let’s say something more about the root of “advice” (עֵצָה) in the
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