The tetragrammaton is the four-letter Hebrew word for G-d in Judaism, which is never uttered and appears only in written form. The reader of the prayer book honors the holiness of the word and ...

As we discussed in the previous post “Singularity and Paradise,” Paradise offers a beautiful metaphor for modern cosmology wherein Eden is the initial singularity preceding the Big Bang, the river ...

Parashath Wayera begins with Hashem introducing Himself by the name of the Tetragrammaton. He then proceeds to tell Moshe that He did not reveal Himself to the Avoth in such a manner, rather He ...

Who are you / Artisans of Death — I never had faith So how could I lose it? I suppose it accumulated As a subtle longing Incrementally Like tallit coffee stains, Wedding benschers, Bnei mitzvah kippot ...