Life of the Soul

“Thereis no greater joy than the resolution of doubt” The opposite is equally true. When there is nagging doubtand crippling uncertainty there is little room for joy. All psychological pain stemsfrom insecurity and separation, whereas all real joy comes from clarity andconnection.

Afundamental aspect of the fear of death is a fear of the unknown. Part of thepain we experience when a loved one passes is founded on a cripplinguncertainty of what happens next:
Where does the person go?
Where is their soul?
What has died and left us, and what still remains?

When aloved one leaves this world there is a dreadful void and a deep cave of unknowndarkness surrounds us. It is a fearful place that we are forced to enter intoby circumstance where no light seems to shine. We are left with a rip in theseam of our certainty, a gaping hole in our understanding of life.

Inexploring the great body of Torah and Kabbalistic wisdom regarding the soul that we have beengifted with, the intention is to illuminate the dreadful shadow of death andloss with the light of life, clarity and knowledge.

Rav Pinson is a world-renowned Torah personality, prolific author, and beloved spiritual teacher, a master of the revealed and hidden aspects of Torah.

He has been hailed as one of the most important teachers of the generation. And is widely recognized as one of the world’s foremost authorities on authentic Kabbalah and Jewish Philosophy and Wisdom.

Through his books, lectures and seminars he has touched and inspired the lives of thousands the world over, and continues to serve as a mentor to many thousands of students across the globe.

Rav Pinson has authored over 30 books, many of which have been translated into multiple languages, such as, Hebrew, German, Spanish, Russian and Portuguese.

Rav Pinson is the Rosh Yeshiva of the IYYUN Yeshiva/Kolel and dean of the IYYUN Center in Brownstone Brooklyn, NY.