Highest Knowledge Ever

If you open the Idra Rabba (of the Zohar) and read what it says, you will wonder if it says anything meaningful at all. Even someone who is learned in Talmud but not the Zohar will not recognize most of the words, or understand what they mean. They won't be able to appreciate how what they are looking at is the highest level of knowledge known to man, describing the creation of the world on levels that physicists do not even know exist. Is this knowledge for everyone? Perhaps not, at...
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If you open the Idra Rabba (of the Zohar) and read what it says, you will wonder if it says anything meaningful at all. Even someone who is learned in Talmud but not the Zohar will not recognize most of the words, or understand what they mean. They won't be able to appreciate how what they are looking at is the highest level of knowledge known to man, describing the creation of the world on levels that physicists do not even know exist. Is this knowledge for everyone? Perhaps not, at least not yet. But this book is a small glimpse into the world of this knowledge, and how it affects everyday life. The Zohar may not be for everyone, but this book is meant to be.