Unveil the Hidden Mysteries of Judaism

Ever wondered what lies beyond the familiar stories of the Torah? This isn't your average history book. It's a treasure trove of Jewish secrets, a gateway to a world of magic, mysticism, and the extraordinary.

Discover the Esoteric

• Unravel Ancient Wisdom: Explore the hidden teachings of Jewish sages, from the Talmud to the Kabbalah.
• Experience the Miraculous: Learn about the incredible tales of miracles, prophecies, and divine interventions.
• Embark on a Spiritual Journey: Discover the deeper meaning behind Jewish traditions and rituals.

Whether you're a lifelong student of Judaism or just starting to explore its mysteries, this encyclopedia has something to offer. It's written with clear explanations and captivating stories, making it easy to understand and enjoy, even if you’re not an expert.

Ready to Dive In? Uncover the secrets of the universe and enrich your spiritual life.

From the Publisher

"An erudite and lively compendium of Jewish magical beliefs, practices, texts, and individuals. Geoffrey Dennis serves up a delicious schmorgesbord of the irrational, demonstrating that Judaism has been and is not only a rational and legalistic monotheism, but also a rich storehouse of magical traditions that Jews often fail to recognize. This superb comprehensive encyclopedia belongs in every serious library." --Richard M. Golden, Professor of History and Director of the Jewish Studies Program, University of North Texas, and editor of the Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: The Western Tradition

About the Author

Geoffrey Dennis is rabbi of Congregation Kol Ami in Flower Mound, TX. He is also Lecturer in Kabbalah and rabbinic literature at the University of North Texas. He received his M.HL and was ordained at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He also has degrees in Education and Nursing.

His articles have appeared in Sh'ma, Parabola, Healing Ministries, The Journal of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, and The American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Care. He has two recent articles, "The Bride of God: Jewish Erotic Theology" appears in Jews and Sex, published in Feb. 2008, and "Water as a Medium of Alerted States of Consciousness in Early Jewish Mysticism," slated to appear in the spring issue of Anthropology of Consciousness.

His book with Llewellyn, The Encyclopedia of Myth, Magic, and Mysticism, was a finalist in the 2007 National Jewish Book Awards and received Honorable Mention in the Jewish Library Association 2007 Book Awards.

He is married and has two sons.