Nilton Bonder (b.1957) is a Brazilian rabbi, author, and lecturer known for his works on Kabbalah, Jewish philosophy, and personal transformation. His writings blend spiritual wisdom with contemporary issues, making ancient teachings accessible.
Trained at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York City, he leads one of Brazil’s most influential Jewish congregations. Active in civil rights and ecological causes, he advocates social justice and ethical leadership.
Notable works include The Kabbalah of Money (1996,) exploring spiritual insights on economic behavior; The Kabbalah of Envy (1998,) addressing negative emotions and transformation; Our Immoral Soul (2014,) a manifesto on spiritual disobedience; and Taking Off Your Shoes: The Abraham Path, A Path to the Other (2016,) examining interfaith dialogue and human connection. His Yiddishe Kop: Creative Problem Solving in Jewish Learning, Lore, and Humor (2015) explores Jewish wisdom and problem-solving.
More: Wikipedia • READ: Works by Nilton Bonder
Many people believe that humility is the opposite of pride, when, in fact, it is a point of equilibrium. The opposite of pride is actually a lack of self esteem. A humble person is totally different from a person who cannot recognize and appreciate himself as part of this worlds marvels
—Nilton Bonder
Topics: Humility
Leave a Reply