Unified Currents:

The spiritual science of Torah, Tzedakah, and Mitzvah

Whether in the world of mitzvot or in the circuitry of electricity, the journey from possibility to actuality follows a similar path.

Quantum Mechanics in the world of mitzvot

The observer’s interpretation helps define the reality that results, both in Torah and quantum mechanics. The mikvah and the prohibition of kilayim are examples.

Quantum mechanics: The blueprint of the universe

Torah recognized the concept of entanglement and its effects long before modern science gave it a name.

The endless spiritual possibilities in quantum physics

Indeterminacy, as in the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, overturns the old, classical idea of a perfectly predictable, clockwork universe and shows that chance and possibility are woven into the very structure of reality.

Mysticism, and Biology

The sacred science of scent

From the incense-filled sanctuaries of ancient Jerusalem to the comforting aroma of spices at the close of Shabbat, scent remains our most direct link between earth and heaven, body and soul.

QM, superposition, and charging interest on a loan

The beautiful connection between spiritual law and scientific discovery reminds us that everything in the universe is connected to Torah and vice versa.

A challenge to the Shluchim

We must address pressing problems in our midst.

Are we winning? Why so long?

When a doctor is cutting out cancer, leaving even one cancerous cell behind makes the entire surgery worthless. It needs to be eradicated entirely.

Lies and antisemitism on the Piers Morgan Show

I challenge anyone under the sun to find one statement or even an intimation of any “hatred” the Rebbe preached towards any human being.

Dead hostages, no ceasefire, quantum mechanics & free will

Our hopes and wishes for peace are directed in the wrong direction; therefore, we are disappointed and fail to achieve our desired goal.

Can Israel learn from its past mistakes?

Let us come to terms with our foolishness in the past so we can learn from our mistakes. Opinion.