✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
Ad Bli Dai
This book is a collection of hasidic gatherings, hitva’aduyot, with Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz. The reader is invited to “join” Rabbi Steinsaltz’s intimate gathering and to encounter his messages in a personal way, allowing them to impact his soul and his life.
With simple, yet powerful words, and a light, attractive style, Rabbi Steinsaltz touches on the core questions of the hasidic way of life, peels away the layers of apathy, and awakens the hasidic demand for a life of truth, devotion, and commitment.
A narrow and elusive path is gradually built from one gathering to the next, on which a contemporary Jew can tread upward, not being satisfied with what has already been accomplished, ever striving to move forward indefinitely, ad bli dai.
With simple, yet powerful words, and a light, attractive style, Rabbi Steinsaltz touches on the core questions of the hasidic way of life, peels away the layers of apathy, and awakens the hasidic demand for a life of truth, devotion, and commitment.
A narrow and elusive path is gradually built from one gathering to the next, on which a contemporary Jew can tread upward, not being satisfied with what has already been accomplished, ever striving to move forward indefinitely, ad bli dai.
$10.48
Original: $29.95
-65%Ad Bli Dai—
$29.95
$10.48Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
This book is a collection of hasidic gatherings, hitva’aduyot, with Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz. The reader is invited to “join” Rabbi Steinsaltz’s intimate gathering and to encounter his messages in a personal way, allowing them to impact his soul and his life.
With simple, yet powerful words, and a light, attractive style, Rabbi Steinsaltz touches on the core questions of the hasidic way of life, peels away the layers of apathy, and awakens the hasidic demand for a life of truth, devotion, and commitment.
A narrow and elusive path is gradually built from one gathering to the next, on which a contemporary Jew can tread upward, not being satisfied with what has already been accomplished, ever striving to move forward indefinitely, ad bli dai.
With simple, yet powerful words, and a light, attractive style, Rabbi Steinsaltz touches on the core questions of the hasidic way of life, peels away the layers of apathy, and awakens the hasidic demand for a life of truth, devotion, and commitment.
A narrow and elusive path is gradually built from one gathering to the next, on which a contemporary Jew can tread upward, not being satisfied with what has already been accomplished, ever striving to move forward indefinitely, ad bli dai.
