Our Mission & The Project

The Zohar Online project was born out of a personal quest: to find free, reliable, and accessible access to the texts of the Zohar and other sources of Jewish mystical tradition. Upon achieving this individual goal, we understood that this yearning was shared by many other souls seeking the knowledge of the Torah. Thus, what began as a solitary spiritual journey transformed into an act of giving back: sharing this treasure with everyone walking the same path.

Our purpose is clear: to build a rich, accessible, and free digital library of fundamental Kabbalah texts for all sincere seekers of wisdom. We know that the study of the Torah and Jewish mysticism requires effort, dedication, and, above all, merit. Therefore, we aim to make this content available to everyone who wishes to learn with responsibility and reverence.

This project is not simple. It demands time, study, revision, translation, technical knowledge, and, naturally, financial resources. All material offered here undergoes careful curation and preparation—intense work, done with love and awe. However, to move forward, we rely on the same spirit of community from our visitors, whether through small donations or volunteer collaborations, which help us maintain and continuously improve the site.

How to Support
If you wish to support the Zohar for All project, you can do so in two ways:

1. Financial Support: Donations help us cover maintenance and hosting costs.

2. Volunteer Collaboration: Contributing with translations, proofreading, technical support, text organization, IT skills, or sharing the site.

If you are interested in participating and contributing to this community project, please send an email to literaturajudaica@gmail.com letting us know how you can help. All help is welcome, and there will always be space for those who wish to contribute with dedication and respect for the sacred.

A Note to Our Readers
We ask for our visitors' patience regarding texts that are currently missing or under development. With consistency and seriousness, we will continue to update and expand the content, always remaining faithful to traditional sources.

We are looking for friends, partners, and collaborators—not just financially, but also intellectually and spiritually. If you feel an affinity with this purpose, join us.

Shalom and welcome to Zohar Online.

Elizeu A.S