The EAJC Library has published the books of Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh in digital format.

On the pages of the special project of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, “EAJC Library,” books by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh have been published in digital format for the first time. Among them are numerous works on psychology, history and theory of religion, and the philosophy of Kabbalah. The books “Harmony of Two Hearts,” “Gate to the World of Kabbalah,” “Transforming Darkness into Light,” “A Torch Before Dawn,” and others are now available to the general public on the EAJC Library website. The publication of the books was made possible through the active support of the Congress Vice-President, Alexander (Aaron) Levin.

Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh is one of the leading contemporary commentators on Kabbalah and Hasidism. His approach to understanding sacred texts is widely considered to combine innovation with a traditional perspective. Rabbi Ginsburgh was born in St. Louis (Missouri, USA) in 1944. In 1965, he received a master's degree in mathematics from the Belfer Graduate School of Science (New York) and immigrated to Israel. Following his studies in the yeshivas of New York and Jerusalem, Rabbi Ginsburgh began teaching in 1970 and soon gained widespread recognition for his clear exposition of the concepts of Jewish mysticism and their connection to contemporary issues in science, psychology, political science, and art. He has authored over 80 books in Hebrew and English.

The special project “EAJC Library” is aimed at publishing and supporting the publication of unique volumes of the Jewish library. The Euro-Asian Jewish Congress makes the treasury of world Jewish literature more accessible by publishing rare and selected works in open online access.