How to Think Like The Zohar?
On Everyday Mysticism, Heidegger, and the Interpretive Life
The Zohar (the book after which I am named) teaches a principle that “God, Torah, and Israel are one.” Here are my particularist and universalist interpretations of this fundamental idea. Note: I think the particularist version can roughly translate across religious traditions:
Particularist Interpretation
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