True Existence

"There is none besides Him" - a cardinal principle of Chasidic theology, speaks to the Divine omnipresence that renders all else negligible.


Out of the six days of creation, came a world of seeming self-hood. Trees and rocks appear as compilations of matter, humankind as living, breathing bodily objects.


Feeling disconnected, the soul within sets upon a journey to reconnect with its Creator. Born out of existence, and furthered by an everyday awareness of apparent physicality, a strong, determined mind leads one to contemplate the Omnipresent and the true nature of His creations.


Over the centuries, Monotheism has served as a guiding light, directing humankind to our Father in heaven. Through this celestial focus, we have come to a realization of a Supreme Being and the wondrous world He created. By way of the revolutionary insights put forth in Chasidic thought, Rabbi Shmuel Schneersohn, the fourth leader of Lubavitch Chasidim, directs our glance from one of heavenly affairs to worldly, physical creation.

Originally delivered in 1869, True Existence became a work central to a truly heartfelt neo-monotheistic outlook on the world.