People often perceive Judaism as a religion of rigid laws rather than a religion of love. They feel that serving God is associated more with fear and feelings of guilt than with love and joy. But the truth is that at the very heart of Judaism — and specifically at the heart of its laws — beats a powerful love.
Ahava Hee HaDat Sheli seeks to show how Judaism is the opposite of what many people have believed about it for generations. It is founded upon the simple truth that we all need: a deep awareness that we are loved, and that this love is infinite.
The book offers us a bold and fresh perspective on familiar Jewish concepts, inspiring us to seek and attain true freedom, joy, and eternal love.
People often perceive Judaism as a religion of rigid laws rather than a religion of love. They feel that serving God is associated more with fear and feelings of guilt than with love and joy. But the truth is that at the very heart of Judaism — and specifically at the heart of its laws — beats a powerful love.
Ahava Hee HaDat Sheli seeks to show how Judaism is the opposite of what many people have believed about it for generations. It is founded upon the simple truth that we all need: a deep awareness that we are loved, and that this love is infinite.
The book offers us a bold and fresh perspective on familiar Jewish concepts, inspiring us to seek and attain true freedom, joy, and eternal love.