Evergreen

From candle-lighting to Maccabees and latkes to dreidels.

The founder of Hasidism is shrouded in legend and mystery.

Scholars disagree over whether Heikhalot texts are chronicles of mystical adventures or literary creations.

Early Jewish mystics tried to achieve visions of the Divine.

Though Hasidism is not a homogenous philosophy, there are certain ideas common to its many subgroups.

After the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492, the center of kabbalistic study moved to the town of Safed in northern Palestine.

This influential work of Jewish mysticism continues to inspire spiritual seekers.

From the 13th through the 15th century, the Iberian Peninsula was the home of most major kabbalists.

Jewish mysticism takes hold.

The academic study of Jewish mysticism was established by a single, ground-breaking scholar.