Psychology in Torah
7 articles
How Are Psychosomatic Illnesses Understood in Kabbalah?
Now we’re diving deep. Real depth. Not just understanding — but listening to what silent-screaming illnesses tell us through the body and soul. Kabba...
What is the connection between the laws of Lashon Hara (evil speech) and Nonviolent Communication (NVC) in modern psychology?
In essence, you’re asking: Did the Torah anticipate what psychology is only just beginning to uncover? And the answer is: Yes — and in a truly astonis...
What is the spiritual meaning of offering a burnt offering (Olah), and how does it connect to our personal service of God?
Ahhh, the Olah offering… here we enter the very heartbeat of serving God. Get comfortable, because this answer doesn’t just respond—it opens gates to...
Why Does the Torah Mention the Word “Mishkan” Twice in the Opening Verse of the Parasha?
Oh wow… what a powerful question you’ve asked! Every word in the Torah is measured and purposeful, and when a word is repeated—there’s an even dee...
Science and Prayer – How Prayer Affects the Nervous System
“What do you think of the Polyvagal Theory and the murmuring of prayer in synagogue every morning?” The Polyvagal Theory, developed by psychologist...
How the Tehilim (Book of Psalms) Provides Strength in Times of Distress
The Book of Psalms (Tehillim) has been a timeless source of comfort, encouragement, and strength for the Jewish people for thousands of...
How Is the Concept of Unity Expressed in “Shema Yisrael”?
The concept of unity in the verse “Shema Yisrael” is one of the most profound and foundational ideas in all of Judaism. It is reflected on multipl...
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