About Herbert Weiner
Lived 1919 – 2013 (aged 93). Herbert Weiner was an American rabbi, known for Nine and a Half Mystics and The Wild Goats of Ein Gedi.
Herbert Weiner was an ordained American Reform
Activities Herbert Weiner served as the founding rabbi of Temple Israel in South Orange, New Jersey. He also served as the first administrator of Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem.
Weiner formed the book after visiting various Jewish communities in his search for Jewish mysticism. For many American Jews, Weiner's work was their first exposure to the Jewish mystical tradition.
Impact on Neo-Hasidism Weiner's writings on Jewish mysticism help shape the Neo-Hasidic impulses among some American Jews. Rabbi Arthur Green, a leader in the Jewish Renewal movement and a proponent of Neo-Hasidism in general, was first exposed to Jewish mysticism by reading Weiner's Nine and a Half Mystics.
Weiner also authored a preface to neo-Hasidic guru Reb Zalman Schachter's Fragments of a Future Scroll: Hassidism For the Aquarian Age (Leaves of Grass Press, Germantown, PA: 1975).
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Herbert Weiner?
American rabbi (1919-2013)
When was Herbert Weiner born?
Herbert Weiner was born on 27 October 1919 in Vienna.
When did Herbert Weiner die?
Herbert Weiner died on 22 April 2013 in Encino.
What was Herbert Weiner's occupation?
Herbert Weiner was a rabbi.
What was Herbert Weiner known for?
Herbert Weiner was known for Nine and a Half Mystics and The Wild Goats of Ein Gedi.
What nationality was Herbert Weiner?
Herbert Weiner was American.
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