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Here, Rabbi Gershon Winkler's tells how his travels in New Mexico brought him in contact with the nations of the Dineh, the Jicarilla Apache, the Walatowa, and the Zia, and he began to recover piecemeal the long lost wisdom of what he terms "Aboriginal Judaism".

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A guide to how meditations and principles from the Kabbalah can be used to profoundly renew spiritual practice. Renewing the Covenant discusses the importance of dream interpretation in ancient Jerusalem and how it is the key to the achievement of one's personal and spirtual goals.

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This reference resource in two volumes provides the most up-to-date and complete guide for those studying early Judaism, particularly in relation to its literature and historical setting.

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Unveils the journey of a sacred text - the tenth-century annotated bible known as the Aleppo Codex - from its hiding place in a Syrian synagogue to the newly founded state of Israel. This book proposes a theory of what happened when the codex left Aleppo, Syria, in the late 1940s and eventually surfaced in Jerusalem, mysteriously incomplete.

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A compilation of rabbinic legends grouped by such themes as biblical characters, God, good and evil, the human being and society, and nature.

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From the origins of the blintz to the role of dairy products in the Russian Revolution, MacArthur Award-winning author Katchor relates the fascinating history of Jewish eating.

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This expanded version of the classic text on Jewish theology--by the scholar Newsweek called "a genius of the highest order"--demonstrates the contemporary relevance of this proud legacy of the Jewish people

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A balanced and personal exploration of the mikvehthe ritual bath that Jewish women bathe in the night before they marry and, for some, one night every month afterwardsand a narrative account of the many issues, both problematic and empowering, facing mikveh users in the twenty-first century.

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Rest, community, and celebration are for everyone in this radical, refreshing book--where traditional Jewish wisdom becomes essential advice for today

"One of the blessings of twenty-first-century globalization is that it allows us entre into other cultures and traditions. You no longer have to be Jewish to do Jewish."--from the introduction

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This is a book for spiritual seekers everywhere. The author explores the Jewish way of being in the world. Now drawing on a lifetime of study, he discusses the Jewish relationship to God and to questions of human purpose that lie just below the surface of biblical and rabbinic literature. This is Jewish spiritual wisdom.

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The stories of the life of the great prophet Elijah, as found in the Bible, come to life in this book and help us to understand and apply the life lessons that these stories teach us.

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The Dead Sea Scrolls comprise the oldest collection of Biblical documents ever discovered. None has baffled experts more than the 2,000-year-old Copper Scroll discovered in 1952, apparently a list of buried treasure. The author's findings reveal locations of many of the treasures.

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The author of Thing of Beauty and Bitter Pills provides a close-up look at the Har Zion Temple, one of America's most influential Jewish congregations, as they search for a successor to retiring Rabbi Gerald Wolpe.

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From the editors of Tablet magazine and the creators of the popular Unorthodox podcast, The Passover Haggadah is a modern spin on the traditional Haggadah, the story of the exodus recited at the Passover Seder for thousands of years. This one is made particularly for a younger, less religious, more urbane contemporary Jewish audience.

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A modern illuminated haggadah, illustrated by master miniaturist Arthur Szyk in Poland just after Hitler's rise to power, with all-new translation and commentary by leading Jewish theologian Rabbi Byron L. Sherwin.

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A unique introduction exploring both Jewish and Christian perspectives

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Presents a new understanding of the laws of cosmic manifestation through the sacred geometry of the Sabbath Star diagram and explores three higher levels of consciousness above the four worlds of the classical Kabbalah.

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The fifth in the five-volume Torah Encounters series, Deuteronomy offers Torah commentary and discussion guides for each Torah portion. It shares observations drawing from each parasha and from historical and contemporary commentators and Rabbi Pressman. A wonderful resource for clergy, personal study, or adult or high school Hebrew education.

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Asks what Judaism means and what it means to be a Jew