About Rabbi Avraham

Rabbi Avraham Chachamovits has disseminated Torah mysticism in South America, and now in the U.S.A. and Israel, for many years. He is the author of hundreds of works — sefarim and shiurim in audio and video. Originally a talmid of the Av Beit Din of the Chareidi community of S. Paulo, Brazil, HaRav Meir Avraham Iliovits shlit”a, and Gal Enai’s HaRav Yitzchak Ginsburgh shlit”a in Israel, he continued his studies with the Rosh Yeshivah HaRav Yoseph Chayim Mimran shlit”a from the Yeshivat HaHaim VeHaShalom of the renowned mekubal HaRav Mordechai Attia shlit”a.

Rabbi Avraham founded and directed the Beit Ari”zal — the first and only kollel dedicated to kosher Jewish mysticism in Brazil. This site in English, together with the larger mirror site in Portuguese, publishes his material that emerged from the kollel.

His teaching is defined by a rejection of “mystical philosophy”—the widespread academicism that reduces Torah to speculative narrative. Instead, he treats the Torah as a deterministic architecture of reality. His instruction emphasizes Tikkun HaMiddot—character rectification—as the necessary mechanism to transform the human vessel into a site of authentic presence. Grounded in the deep systems of the Ari”zal and the Rashash, his work focuses on the critical zone between conception and act, providing the structural discipline required to ensure that one’s intent is perfectly reflected in one’s deeds.

His chiddushim reveal the internal, systemic connections across the entirety of the Torah. Rav Avraham approaches the convergence of Torah with Cosmology, Physics, and Torah Psychology as an analytical project: he identifies the mechanics by which the Tzelem Elokim operates as an actual capacity for engagement and mastery, rather than a poetic ideal.

A classically trained composer, he views the Torah’s architecture as the ultimate harmonic system. He continues to guide Jewish talmidim globally and provides guidance for righteous Gentiles regarding the Seven Laws of Noah, committed to the dissemination of Torah that is not merely studied but systemically mastered.

Rabbi Avraham Chachamovits