Zohar: Exodus
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Exodus/Shemot: selected texts in a bilingual French-Aramaic edition, with line-by-line translation, notes and commentary, and a companion video lesson for each text on our YouTube channel.
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Exodus/Shemot: selected texts in a bilingual French-Aramaic edition, with line-by-line translation, notes and commentary, and a companion video lesson for each text on our YouTube channel.
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Numbers/Bemidbar: selected passages in a bilingual French-Aramaic edition, with line-by-line translation, notes and commentary, and a companion video lesson for each text on our YouTube channel.
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Genesis: selected passages in a bilingual French-Aramaic edition, with line-by-line translation, notes and commentary, and a companion video lesson for each text on our YouTube channel.
First edition of the Zohar, Mantua 1558, fac simile, limited and numbered edition of the great work of the Kabbalah
Zohar, Facsimile of the First Edition, Mantua, Italy 1558 » » »
The general principles of Kabbalah by Julien Darmon. This accessible overview was the subject of a dedicated study day exploring the book’s key themes together with the author.
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Deuteronomy, one of the five volumes of our translation of the Zohar. Each text translated in this book comes with a companion video lesson on our YouTube channel.
Translation of the Zohar’s commentary on Leviticus: selected passages in a bilingual French-Aramaic edition, with line-by-line translation, notes and commentary. Each translated text comes with a companion video lesson on our YouTube channel.
Volume I of the translation of the Arrangements of the Zohar (Tiqqunei Ha-Zohar), never before translated except in Hebrew. Composed of 70 Tiqqunim, these complex elaborations hold a unique place in Zohar literature.
The Arrangements of the Zohar » » »
Charles Mopsick’s translation of the Zohar’s commentary on the Book of Ruth, one of the volumes in his landmark translation of Zohar texts.
Volume IV of Charles Mopsick’s translation of the Zohar. This volume includes the last two sections of the Book of Genesis and concludes Mopsick’s translation of the Zohar.
Zohar Genesis Mopsick IV » » »