The likes of Madonna, Demi Moore and Britney Spears have brought the ancient Jewish mystical practice and teachings of Kabbalah into mainstream pop culture. The ladies are photographed wearing ...

SAFED, Israel — Kabbalah, or Jewish mysticism, is known around the world thanks to the many Hollywood celebrities who have embraced its teachings. While Madonna and Demi Moore may be seen walking in ...

The complex teachings of kabbalah can take years to learn, much less master. Why not start by coloring them in? Tzfat-based artist David Friedman has translated his vivid, psychedelic depictions of ...

In Maui, at a New Age gift shop, a woman in a sarong pays for a candle in the shape of the Buddha, a bundle of sage used in Native American ceremonies and a copy of “Becoming Like God: Kabbalah and ...

NEW YORK (JTA) — When Jews recite a core hymn welcoming the Sabbath on Friday night, they’re also singing about the holiness of sex. That was part of the message delivered by Reuven Kimelman, a Jewish ...

Through candid reflections, personal stories, and deep teachings from the Zohar - the central text of Kabbalah - Madonna shares how this ancient wisdom has shaped her life and offers viewers practical ...

The founder of the Kabbalah Centre has died. Rabbi Philip Berg was 86, according to the Los Angeles-based center’s website. Berg’s teachings of ancient Jewish mysticism attracted a slew of celebrities ...

In another era, it might have been hard to imagine the likes of Madonna, Ashton Kutcher and Britney Spears spearheading a revival of ancient Jewish mystical traditions. But what began not so long ago ...

Rabbi Hecht, a former competitor on the Food Network show Chopped, combines his passion for Jewish teaching and food in this entertaining volume. He contends that “[c]ooking, sharing, and enjoying ...

In the beginning, there was Madonna. At least that’s how most see the modern history of Kabbalah–the New Agey revival of traditional Jewish mysticism recently linked in the tabloids to a love triangle ...

Though Maslow is undoubtedly most famous for his “hierarchy of inborn needs,” his emphasis on creativity probably ranks a close second. Until the advent of humanistic psychology, which he helped to ...