A Path to the Afterlife Brand_Feldheim Pub. and live are but some

and live are but some of its conspicously disturbing features

The detailed account of Chassidic life in pre-war Poland

and illustrated masterfully by Tirtza Pelleg

Basing his narrative on the Talmud

Approbations :< /p>Each neshamah has a special role to play while traversing the path to reach his or her full potential in the service of Hashem

A Path to the Afterlife Brand_Feldheim Pub. and live are but someThe Torah begins with a detailed, day by day account of G d creating the world and man. Then the text is interrupted, it seems, by a few seemingly out of context verses (mentioning a river flowing out of Eden which splits into four sub rivers) before it resumes discussing humanity, our duty in this world, and the famous scenes of Adam, Eve and the snake in the Garden of Eden. Why the interruption? The Malbim explains that the single river that flows