R' Tzadok HaKohen
Divrei Chalomot
Torah insights that were revealed to Reb Tzadok in his dreams.
Divrei Soferim
Collection of ideas and life advice based on talmudic teachings.
Dover Tzedek
Insights on various topics in the Torah and Talmud.
Et HaOchel
Short work on the holiness of eating and tempering the appetite.
Kometz HaMinchah
Collection of insights on biblical verses.
Likutei Maamarim
Insights on the Book of Joshua, the biblical character Samson, holidays, and on completion of a cycle of Talmud study.
Machshavot Charutz
Essays on the nature of thought and the spiritual significance of the holidays.
Meshiv HaTa'anah
19th-century legal work about calculating the Jewish calendar.
Meshiv Tzedek
19th-century legal analysis of whether one should dwell in a sukkah on Shemini Atzeret, a holiday at the end of Sukkot.
Ohr Zarua LaTzadik
Essays on the Israelites’ slavery in Egypt, Hebrew letters and language, and commentary on early legal works.
Peri Tzadik
Sermons on the weekly Torah portion and holidays.
Poked Akarim
Treatise on God’s miraculous intervention in the lives of the patriarchs and matriarchs, especially in the area of fertility.
Resisei Layla
Insights on the holidays, especially Purim and Chanukah, and on the development of Oral Law.
Sichat Malakhei HaSharet
Discussions on the nature of angels based on talmudic and midrashic descriptions.
Sichat Shedim
Discussions on the nature of demons based on talmudic and midrashic descriptions, printed as an appendix to Sichat Malakhei HaSharet.
Takanat HaShavin
Organized work on repentance and the spiritual effects of sexual misconduct.
Tzidkat HaTzadik
Concentrated work of Reb Tzadok’s thoughts on human nature, spiritual pursuits, and God’s interaction with the world.
Yisrael Kedoshim
Work listing 10 levels of holiness, emphasizing the unique status of the Jewish people.
About R' Tzadok HaKohen
Reb Tzadok HaKohen Rabinowitz (1823-1900) was a talmudist, thinker, kabbalist, and one of the most prolific chasidic writers. He came from an anti-chasidic background, but became a disciple of the Izhbitzer and ultimately a leader of a group of chasidim in Lublin, Poland. His works were written as private notebooks and were all published posthumously.
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