Welcome to Quantum Torah New Website

My Dear Readers and Friends,

It’s hard to believe, but Quantum Torah is turning twenty. When I posted my very first essay back in 2005 on Google’s Blogger, I could not have imagined the journey ahead—twenty years of writing, searching, and sharing these reflections with you. In 2013, the blog moved to WordPress, and many of those early essays carry that 2013 date, even though some trace back to earlier years. Over these two decades, this project has grown and evolved. Many of you have been with me since those early days, while others joined along the way—and now, some may be visiting for the first time. To each of you, I want to say: welcome, and thank you!

Today, as Quantum Torah turns twenty, I’m excited to share a new chapter: the launch of QuantumTorah.com as a full website.

This new home is more than a blog. It gathers together not only my posts, essays, and commentaries, but also films, lectures, short reflections, and other projects that have been close to my heart. We’ve tried to make the site easy to explore—whether you’re looking for a weekly parashah insight, a deep dive into Torah and physics, or simply a moment of inspiration. My heartfelt thanks go to my talented web designer, Trevor Barthel of Loon Cyber Consulting LLC, who built this new site and poured his heart and soul into the project.

I invite you to explore

• The Content Hub to navigate through Torah portions, themes, and media
• The Blog for new essays alongside two decades of archives
• The Films section for video content
• The Quanta of Thought section, for short reflections—a new project I’m excited to begin.

As always, the heart of this project is you—the readers who have encouraged, questioned, and engaged with me over the years. I hope this new site will make it easier to rediscover old favorites and find inspiration in new work.

If you feel moved to support the growth of Quantum Torah, you can make tax-deductible contributions [here] (to defray the costs of development and maintaining the site). Your presence and engagement, however, remain the greatest support of all.

To my long-time readers: thank you for walking this journey with me, for your encouragement, questions, and thoughtful engagement over the years. To new readers: welcome—I hope you will find something here that sparks your curiosity and resonates with your own search for meaning.

Please take a few moments to browse the new site. I would love to hear what you think.

With warmest wishes and blessings to be inscribed and sealed in the Book of Life for a Happy, Healthy, and Sweet New Year—כתיבה וחתימה טובה לשנה טובה ומתוקה!

Alex