Jewish holidays are not merely commemorations of history; in Kabbalah, they are viewed as “stations in time”—unique windows of opportunity where specific spiritual energies become accessible. Passover brings the energy of freedom, Rosh Hashanah opens the gates of judgment, and Hanukkah reveals the hidden light.
Here you will find deep insights into the Jewish Holidays based on the teachings of Kabbalah and the Zohar. Rabbi David Azulai guides you through the inner meaning of the customs and prayers, helping you connect to the spiritual essence of each festival and bring its holy light into your daily life.
Rabbi David Azulai @ January 25, 2026 # One Comment
The way that israel celebrate the special days There are no three holidays in Jewish tradition that would be so important and so closely related to one another as Holocaust Memorial Day (Yom Hashoah), Israeli Memorial Day (Yom Hazikaron) and Israeli Independence Day (Yom Ha’atzmaut). Holocaust Memorial Day is a mournful holiday in which Jewish […]
Rabbi David Azulai @ January 25, 2026 # Comments Off on Jewish Passover: Holiday of Freedom
Jewish Passover, or Pesach, is celebrated up to these days to keep alive the memory of the great liberation that took place in the Jewish history – the day when ancient Hebrew people cast off the yoke of Egyptians and became free with the help of God and the prophet Moses. The Jewish Passover celebrates […]