Zohar

Eleven spices, 368 maneh, and one pinch of smoke-raiser that even Alexandria's scientists couldn't crack.

Reincarnation is absent from the Hebrew Bible and Talmud — so how did gilgul become central to Kabbalah and Hasidic life?

Rav Katina's 6,000-year clock says the year 2239. The Ramban called it non-binding. Maimonides cursed anyone who used it.

A pigeon nesting on a Jerusalem balcony raises legal, religious, and practical questions. Here's what Daniel needs to know.

The Talmud opens with a ghost story. Here's what Judaism actually says about spirits, demons, and the afterlife.

Most Jews don't know Judaism has a reincarnation tradition. One rabbi's offhand comment reveals a hidden world.

The book that says "everything is pointless" was almost cut from the Bible. Here's how the rabbis reinvented it.