The term 'Judaic Spiritual Text' refers to the TORAH, which is the primary religious text of Judaism. The TORAH is a collection of five books written in Hebrew and is considered to be the most important part of the Tanakh, the Jewish Bible. It contains stories, laws, and teachings that are essential to Jewish faith and practice. The TORAH is believed to have been written by Moses and is traditionally read aloud in synagogues on Shabbat and other holy days.