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You can purchase the collection of recordings of previous courses (critical thinking, yeshiva scholarship, philosophical thinking, contemporary and elitist and synthetic Judaism) in front of Daphne at 052-3322444 also for NIS 250 per course.

The new edition of the paperback trilogy has now been released, which includes many corrections, but these are mainly print corrections and there is no significant change in it. In addition came a shipment of new books.
The books are sold as a complete trilogy for 180 NIS or 70 NIS for a single book. They can be received either in Lod or in Jerusalem, or with a courier to the house at a cost of 42 NIS.

In addition, there are several other books "No Man Ruling in the Spirit" from the first edition. Can be bought at a discount (30 NIS). A trilogy set with two more new 150 NIS.
For inquiries and purchase: Daphne 052-3322444
Dafna.law@gmail.com

New: Digital copies of the trilogy books: The first found
No man is a ruler in the spirit
Walks between the standing

"The greater disadvantage of fear of God when it is not beautifully connected to the light of Torah is that instead of fear of sin, it is replaced by fear of thought, and since man begins to be afraid to think, he becomes immersed in the mud of ignorance, which takes the light of his soul. , And thickens his spirit ”(Rabbi Kook, eight files, A. Razz)
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"And therefore it is not proper to keep away anything that opposes his opinion, the love of inquiry and knowledge." Rather, a thing like this is said: Speak as much as you want… because the words of the opponent in religion disappear, it is not (but) only in the void and weakness of religion… because the mind requires that there be no prevention at all Everything… and by this man comes to the content of the truth of things and to stand on the absolute truth, and there is no quarantine for things like these. For every hero who wants to oppose one to show his heroism, he very much desires that he who comes against him will overcome as much as he can, and then, if he defeats [the] hero who comes to overcome against him it seems that the winner is most heroic. ” (Beer Hagola, Beer Shiva, the Maharal from Prague).