Books

(1907-1991) Rabbi Baruch Ahslag was the next phase in the evolution of Kabbalah after his father, Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag. Baruch

(1885-1954) n the end, neither the Zohar, nor the writings of the Ari were intended for a systematic study of

(1534-1572) In the 16th century, the time of Middle Ages and barbarianism, a child was born in Jerusalem. Later in

(middle of the 2nd century A.C.) Rabbi Shimon Bar-Yochay (Rashbi) as the author of the book of Zohar in the

The Torah is a historic tale about the exodus of the people of Israel from Egypt. But in fact, it

(1273 – 1393 BCE) Moses was known for being different than other Kabbalists in that alongside the revelation that he

(1812-1637 B.C.) The primary book that came into our possession, after the book of the first man, was the book

Living in our world, we absorb various pictures and impressions. Because of that we can all describe what we feel.