Kabbalah and science
Buddha Blues - Ride the Wave of Time
"Music of the Mystic, Mystics of the Music." A journey through Buddhist, Indian, and Kabbalistic insights into the peril and purpose of desire.
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Eduard Shyfrin says, ‘Save your time for love’
LIVE: Dr. Eduard Shyfrin discusses his upcoming book “The Relativity of Death”
Kabbalah of information - Part 2
To continue exploring the problem of what Everything is made of, let us consider the description of the process of creation described in Kabbalah.
Time to examine the relationship between kabbalah and modern science
The existing literature on science and religion often talks about them contradicting each other, or the necessity to reconcile them. I consider this approach wrong.
Kabbalah — Understanding the Ten Plagues
The Ten Plagues form a significant part of the story of the Exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt as related in the Torah. Over the centuries, volumes of commentary have been written on this topic
Kabbalah on how a prayer can change the world
Or: Why ten is more than the sum of ten units
Kabbalah of information - Part 3
The author considers it justified to interpret Kabbalah's concept of "light" as information.
Kabbalah of information: what everything is made of - Part 1
What is everything made of? This is a question that has inspired discussion and sparked debates between scientists, philosophers, and religious minds since ancient times.
Kabbalah, Miracles, and Maxwell’s demon
The interpretation of miracles and how they are performed is the basis of endless commentary and attempts at scientific explanation.
Kabbalah Book review: The fundamental ideas of Kabbalah
In this ground-breaking book, Eduard Shyfrin shows that the ideas of Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah) resonate with the ideas of 21st century science.
The meeting of Kabbalah and science
A discussion with Eduard Shyfrin, PhD.
Kabbalah meets the Sabbath
Author Eduard Shyfrin discusses how the ideas of the Jewish mystics have influenced and affected the customs, rituals and ideas surrounding the Sabbath and its observance.