Year of release: 2013 | Pages: 240 | Format: 13 × 20.5 cm, bound

If the Golem studies the writings of the Prague Rabbi Jehuda Löw and perceives it as a Renaissance philosopher rather than the legendary mage. In his kabalistically formulated descriptions of creation as the domination of the idea of ​​matter, in the ethics of the middle way and in the interpretations of biblical miracles, the forerunner of quantum physics, theory of relativity, postfreudo motivational and transpersonal psychology and system of education, which almost in the same form later, handed over to Comenius. They are interleaved by events from Jewish history, the structure of Jewish education and Jewish anecdotes. The place of usually emphasized Jewish historical tragedies focuses on historical Jewish achievements and tries to trace the psychic and cultural elements that contribute to success. He records Löw's blending with Czech history, Czech culture, Czech psyche and Czech fates and finds several elements that Czechs have in common with Jews and can strengthen their way to national success.