Rabbi Yehuda Loew ben Bezalel

Rabbi Yehuda Loew ben Bezalel, commonly known as the Maharal of Prague, was a prominent late-16th-century rabbi, mystic, and philosopher. Born around 1520 in Poznań, Poland, he became one of the most seminal Jewish thinkers of his time. His works blend Kabbalistic mysticism with a rational approach to Talmudic studies, and he is best known for his philosophical commentaries and his supposed creation of the Golem of Prague, a legendary figure in Jewish folklore. The Maharal's teachings and writings have had a profound influence on Jewish thought and are studied to this day for their deep insights into the mysteries of the Torah and Jewish tradition.

Books

Divine Power / Maharal