This work of Inner dimensions of the weekly Torah portion is based on the Shem miShmuel, and other Chassidic and Kabbalistic sources.  Learn, grow, experience...

R’ David Sterne’s translation of “Service of the Heart”, written by the Rabbi Sholom Dovber of Lubavitch, makes this treasure accessible to the English-speaking public for the first time with added explanations and diagrams to ease the reader’s journey into the text, helping every person to transform the matter of our lives and the universe into spiritual energy.

Rabbi Perets Auerbach is one of the master teachers of Kabbala in English in Jerusalem today.  Now available: he new ebook "Zohar-the Book of Splendor"--423 pages--this ebook will revolutionize the study of this classic Kabbala text- an accurate and
readable translation with nothing skipped, and a lucid in-depth

Here one is taken into the hidden dimensions of the Torah in a fascinating exploration of the mystical meaning of dreams. The author weaves an interesting combination of sound Torah sources and their traditional commentaries with Chassidic and Kabbalistic nuances along with scientific information to shed light on the makeup of dreams and their significance, discussing the psychological and prophetic nature of our dreams and how to understand dreams them to nurture emotional growth and further our spiritual goals.

All meditation must be rooted in the Torah, its words and its commandments. The meditation presented here is based on the six constant commandments of the Torah, helping us to refine our intellect and infuse our day-to-day consciousness with Divine consciousness.

Sefer Yetzirah is the oldest and most mysterious of all kabbalistic texts. Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan translates and explains its theoretical and meditative implications.

May these writings help to lighten the burdens in life and may we all live to see the final redemption for which all souls hope. This book is dedicated to Jews in two stages of life: the unlearned Jew who has has yet to remember, may your soul be soon set on fire, may you awaken to your inheritance and enjoy the ever increasing joys of a Torah life, as it says: All the Torah's ways are pleasant and all her paths are peace. And to the scholar who has found the way around His Palace, but has somehow forgotten His Garden.