The Kabbalah of Quantum Physics: Bridging Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science, From Isaac Luria to Erwin Schrödinger

What if modern physics and ancient Kabbalah describe the same hidden architecture of reality?

For forty years, Shemer Keydar worked as a geophysicist, using mathematics to uncover structures hidden deep within the Earth. Over those same decades, he pursued a parallel journey into the mystical depths of Kabbalah. In this book, those two paths converge.

The Kabbalah of Quantum Physics explores surprising connections between modern science—from quantum mechanics and information theory to the arrow of time—and the teachings of Lurianic Kabbalah. From the quantum vacuum to the kabbalistic concept of ayin, from wave-function collapse to tzimtzum, from the physics of resonance to Maimonidean providence, Keydar traces the parallels and connections between two of humanity’s deepest attempts to understand reality.

At the heart of the book lies a bold idea: that the universe may be fundamentally informational and that science and Kabbalah, each in its own language, describe the same journey—from infinite potential to the richness of the manifest world.

Neither reducing science to mysticism nor mysticism to science, this book invites readers into a disciplined exploration of the possibility that reality may be deeper than any single language can express.