Introduction
Rabbi Dr. Eliezer Shore is a teacher of Jewish thought and spirituality.
He lectures at various universities, colleges and yeshivot in Israel, and his articles and original stories have appeared in numerous publications and anthologies. He has studied with some of the great Kabbalists and Hasidic Masters of today, and he seeks to convey the power and profundity of Jewish mystical thought in his lectures.
In addition to his deep commitment to Jewish life and practice, he is university trained, with a background in comparative religion, and a Ph.D. in Jewish Philosophy. Thus, his teaching approach is unique. He relates to traditional texts with the seriousness and passion of a committed spiritual seeker, yet he can also stand outside the texts – reading them historically and culturally, analyzing them for what they mean, not just for what they say, and framing them within the universal, human search for God and for meaning.
His lectures are dynamic and engaging, as he seeks to awaken the listeners to their own spirituality and desire for God.
He lectures at various universities, colleges and yeshivot in Israel, and his articles and original stories have appeared in numerous publications and anthologies. He has studied with some of the great Kabbalists and Hasidic Masters of today, and he seeks to convey the power and profundity of Jewish mystical thought in his lectures.
In addition to his deep commitment to Jewish life and practice, he is university trained, with a background in comparative religion, and a Ph.D. in Jewish Philosophy. Thus, his teaching approach is unique. He relates to traditional texts with the seriousness and passion of a committed spiritual seeker, yet he can also stand outside the texts – reading them historically and culturally, analyzing them for what they mean, not just for what they say, and framing them within the universal, human search for God and for meaning.
His lectures are dynamic and engaging, as he seeks to awaken the listeners to their own spirituality and desire for God.
