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In Lilith, Marc Gafni provides insights into the deep context in sources of Hebrew wisdom for this core idea that that the exile of the Shekinah is in one expression, the exile of the erotic into the sexual. This idea is possibly best expressed in the Raya Mehimna and Tiqunei Zohar literature. Based on the biblical verse “and a maidservant that inherits her mistress” (Proverbs 30:23), the Shekina in exile is said to be the state in which the maidservant has inherited her place.
This book represents an integration of ideas from Marc Gafni and Ohad Ezrahi. At his request the first writer during the physical writing was Ohad. It was co-authored by them and published with intention as a shared book reflecting their partnership at the time and the shared intellectual content in the core of the book. This is reflected in the joint publishing of the book, the shared content, and the signed contracts with the publishers and dozens of extant letters between the authors during the process. For more info, click here.
The following short dialogue between R. Marc and Brother David in Jan. 2008 focuses on the spiritual practice of Forgiveness. The conversation tracks the internal experience of non-dual consciousness and shows why it is essential to achieve the highest level of forgiveness. R. Marc and Brother David suggest an understanding which honors both the Jewish and Christian understanding of forgiveness and show why forgiveness needs to exists in different forms at different levels of consciousness.
Between 2000 and 2003, Tikkun Magazine published a series of articles by Dr. Marc Gafni. You can download and read them here:
In 2006, Parabola Magazine published an Article by Dr. Marc Gafni called “The Path of Yearning.”
