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In Tevanite Judaism, a Moreh ha Malachim (Hebrew: מוֹרֶה הַמַּלְאָכִים, “Teacher of the Angels” or “Guide of the Angels”) is a sacred and initiatory office devoted to interpreting the will of God as conveyed through the celestial messengers known as malachim. While many faiths describe angels as servants or intermediaries, Tevanite teaching also regards them as bearers of divine intention — channels through which God whispers His will to the world. The Moreh ha Malachim serve

Sukkot is among us! Sukkot (the Festival of Booths or Ingathering) begins on the fifteenth day of the seventh month and lasts seven days,...

Ashkenazi Tevanites have developed a distinctive set of traditions that reflect both their Jewish roots and the cultural influences of...

When we think of wild nature spirits such as Lilit, Se’irim, Zi’im, and Ohim , we are often taught through Rabbinic tradition to see them...

Tafi’il Ruach  (תפעיל רוח), often misunderstood outside Tevanite circles, is a state of spiritual reaction — a trance-response to the...

✴️ The Partzufim: Faces of the One Divine Species “The practices do not reflect the face. The face reflects the One.” In Tevanite...

Tevanic Judaism, also known as Judeo-Paganism, is a pre-Rabbinic Jewish sect that represents a diverse and evolving spiritual movement....