Ariel Bar Tzadok

For over thirty years, Rabbi Tzadok has been teaching the practices that originated in the Biblical “School of the Prophets.” These Biblical teachings are the original, Prophetic Kabbalah, (which include the Ma'aseh Merkava, Hilkhot Devekut, and the Sulam Aliyah).

This school of Prophetic Kabbalah places emphasis on teaching individuals how to cultivate their own personal spiritual experiences in the attempt to spiritually connect with, and bond with God.

The other schools of Kabbalah, from the Zohar, the Ari'zal and others all place emphasis on academic, philosophical, (Jewish) metaphysics. While understanding the terminologies of these other schools creates for one a common vocabulary of understanding Kabbalistic concepts, nevertheless, almost no one student of these schools understands how to transcend the dry academics, and to proceed into the experiential, and the practical of the prophetic school.

The goal of the KosherTorah School is to guide students how to cultivate actual, authentic, and personal spiritual experiences, the likes of which are psychological, and transformational.

The purpose of spirituality in general is for one to learn how to explore one's inner self, and to discover, and unleash one's own inner, latent potentials. To this task is the KosherTorah School dedicated.

The KosherTorah School focuses on teaching Biblical, and later mystical literature in a rational and pragmatic way to enable our students to extract their universal teachings from their numerous layers of myth and metaphor. The school proudly serves the educational needs of a global audience, and welcomes students from all walks of life.