Nishmeta Deorayta

The Jewish world is searching for answers and deeper meaning

There is a paradox today  in the Jewish world:

On the one hand, there has been an unprecedented revolution There is more Torah being studied, more  Jewish schools and  kosher food    than ever before.

• Israel has been reborn as the spiritual center of the Jewish world.
• It’s never been easier for Jews to live as Jews.

One would expect that it would be easier than ever to inspire Jews.

 Unfortunately, that’s not the case….

The Jewish world is struggling with the fact that Jews are leaving their Judaism behind at unprecedented, alarming rates. Whether it's in the Yeshiva , Chassidic , Modern Orthodox, and  the non-Orthodox community, everyone is asking the same question :

How do we inspire the next generation ?

Clearly, even with these great, revolutionary changes, something is missing.

Hundreds of years ago, the Vilna Gaon revealed a secret from the Zohar:

"The redemption is   dependent on the study of Kabbalah"

( Vilna Gaon,Even Shleima) 

Ironically both the Vilna Gaon and the  Baal Shem Tov devoted most of their writings  and teachings to Kabbalah. 

 Both expressed that neglecting the secrets of Torah for centuries has had  a negative impact on the entire nation, creating a sense of  dryness, a feeling of burden and lack of interest and happiness for many, many  Jews.

Kabballah is the  heart and soul of Torah, and  Judaism. 

Why is Kabbalah so important? 

Rav Kook wrote a century ago 

“My goal in everything that I write is to  inspire the hearts of both younger and senior scholars  to learn Pnimiut Hatorah .” (Rav Kook)

When Kabbalah is learned by our scholars it  unlocks the deepest connection and fire of Torah and mitzvot and unleashes their inner fire. As a result,  the world is blessed and the entire  nation of Israel leaps forward in all aspects.

Today, the Jewish world is in need of rabbis, educators, and leaders that are infused with the wisdom and inspiration of the secrets of Torah, the  heart and soul of  Judaism.

Our goal is to develop pillars of light, Torah  scholars infused with the secrets of Torah , who will breathe  inner life and  soul into the entire nation. Inspiring  individuals and communities, and cultivating a deeper level of awareness, understanding and passion in their Torah observance

Stage I:

The establishment of a   Central Beit Midrash  for Rabbis, Educators and leaders  in Jerusalem  for the learning of  Kabbalah

Stage II:  

The creation of affiliated Batei Midrash for Rabbis, Educators and leaders  for  the learning of Kabbalah across the country.