DovBer Pinson

DovBer Pinson is a Chabad rabbi[1] and modern Kabbalist, scholar, philosopher and spiritual teacher, living in Brooklyn, New York. He is an author, lecturer, and scholar of Jewish philosophy, Kabbalah, and mysticism.

Born in Crown Heights, Pinson is greatly influenced by the traditions of Chassidus, Lurianic philosophy and mysticism. He is dean of The Iyyun Yeshiva, a Jewish religious school for adults which is part of the IYYUN Center, which he founded as a center for the teachings and dissemination of Jewish wisdom and Kabbalah.

Pinson is an original thinker with a gift for blending rational and critical thinking with mystical understanding. Down to earth and charming, he has touched thousands with his deep insight and his remarkable ability to bring down ancient wisdom and make it relevant today.[2] Pinson is an " author, spiritual mentor, and kabbalist",[3] He has lectured in both scholarly and lay settings. He travels extensively, teaching and giving seminars, and his monthly internet essays on spirituality, Kabbalah, and philosophy reach tens of thousands worldwide.

References

  1. "Facing criticism, rabbi apologizes for dancing with pope". The Times of Israel. May 11, 2017. Retrieved May 11, 2017. Rabbi Dovber Pinson, a Chabad rabbi and the dean of the Iyyun Yeshiva in Brooklyn, New York
  2. http://www.jewishjournal.com/opinion/article/holiday_music_jewish_wisdom_20091230/
  3. http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c377_a16484/News/JInsider.html%5B%5D

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