Finding Recovery and Yourself in Torah: A Daily Spiritual Path to Wholeness
Torah can help you recover your soul—if you are willing to ask yourself the right questions.
"If the Torah is the all-encompassing moral compass that it claims to be, and I believe it to be so, then we can find anything in it, including the support needed for recovery…. In it are the remedies for all spiritual maladies—we just have to probe the text, dig deeply in it and drink of its life-giving waters."
—from the Foreword
In this soul-restoring resource, Rabbi Mark Borovitz combines his knowledge of Judaism and his experience as a leader in the field of recovery to help you find in the Five Books of Moses the deeper meaning, wisdom and guidance for living well in the moment.
For each Torah portion, he provides seven days of teachings and reflection questions to help you reconnect with your sacred self, discover solutions to life's challenges and to help you heal.
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Book details
- Author
- Rabbi Mark Borovitz, Harriet Rossetto
- Imprint
- Jewish Lights, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 416
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Religion › Judaism › Rituals & Practice
Self-Help › Substance Abuse & Addictions - Topics
- Torah study · Jewish spirituality · addiction recovery · substance abuse · spiritual healing · daily devotional · Judaism · self-help
- ISBN-13
- 9781580238571
About the author
RABBI MARK BOROVITZ is the senior rabbi and CEO of Beit T'Shuvah, a Jewish faith-based non-sectarian integrative residential recovery center in Los Angeles.
Borovitz has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Moment Magazine, the Jewish Journal, the Wall Street Journal, and Israel’s Haaretz. He was invited by President George W. Bush to participate in a presidential roundtable on faith and recovery.
When not writing, Borovitz speaks at seminars on spirituality and recovery, including CASA at Columbia University and Spirituality Day at Northwestern University. His work remains rooted in his lifelong dedication to helping recovering addicts find their way in the world.