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Meet Rabbi David Aaron

Rabbi David Aaron is an astute visionary, a prolific, lucid writer and a soulful, invigorating educator. Rabbi Aaron believes that the spiritual basics of life are the most profound and yet the most neglected in contemporary education. Throughout his years, he has dedicated himself to sharing the ancient wisdom of Torah and Jewish mysticism and inspiring others to embrace a joyous life-long process of personal transformation, empowerment and love. Read more.

OUR FAITH IS IN THE QUESTION

Exciting News! Rabbi David Aaron is featured on the latest episode of the Orthodox Conundrum podcast, hosted by Scott Kahn: "OUR FAITH IS IN THE...

Is it enough to do what God wants, or must I want to?

In a master-slave relationship, the master couldn’t care less about the slave’s attitude. The master has no concern whatsoever whether the slave does the task...

Spiritual Journey or Ego Trip: Parshat Korach

In this week's Torah portion Korach, a member of Moses' tribe the Levites and other communal leaders challenge Moses's leadership and the appointment of priesthood...

Why does God demand that we obey Him?

There’s really only one choice in life – to either portray or to betray your true self. Many people think that God is some “guy...

Parshat Shelach – What’s So Promising About the Promised Land?

When the Israelites escaped Egypt, their destination was the Promised Land. Yet, nearing it, they hesitated, fearing the hard work it demanded. Today, we Jews...

Parshat Behar – Bonding or Bondage: What does God want from us?

What does it mean to truly serve God in everyday life? Discover how infusing each moment with love and goodness brings ultimate joy and fulfillment.

Books by Rabbi Aaron

Check out Love Is My Religion – one of the several books Rabbi David Aaron has written.

People often think that Judaism is a religion of law but not of love. They claim that it is more about fearing God and feeling guilty rather than loving God and feeling joy. They conclude that it leads us to a life of weakness and submission and robs us of our power and freedom to be our true selves. Love Is My Religion demonstrates how Judaism is quite the opposite of these misconceptions. It is founded upon love and its purpose is love. Its teachings encourage us to be strong and its laws empower us to achieve true freedom, choose love and experience the ecstatic joy of being in love.

See all of Rabbi David Aaron’s books.