Worldmask

Rabbi Tatz has written an inspired and inspirational exploration of some of Judaism's deeper concepts. It's not an easy book, but Rabbi Tatz makes his fundamentally difficult material as easy to grasp as it can reasonably be. This book doesn't require much Jewish background in and of itself, but I do recommend that you read Rabbi Tatz's previous books (especially "Living Inspired") before you read this one. It's a level deeper than his previous books and unfortunately, reading World Mask first makes them seem less deep by comparison.

In the words of Rabbi M Miller (Author of Shabbat Shiurim)"This is another masterpiece which deserves wholehearted recommendation to every serious student of Torah thought." I agree with the statement above, and words just would not do proper justice for this work...