The (Gist of the) Wisdom of Kabbalah
As we wrote in the beginning of Part One, reality is an internal matter, a reflection of our inner experiences. […]
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Part II: The (Gist of the) Wisdom of Kabbalah. Chapter 3: The Origin of Creation
The (Gist of the) Wisdom of Kabbalah As we wrote in the beginning of Part One, reality is an internal
Rabbi Yehuda Leib HaLevi Ashlag (Baal HaSulam)
(1884-1954) Rabbi Yehuda Ashlag is better known as Baal HaSulam (Owner of the Ladder) for his Sulam (Ladder) commentary on The Book of
Isaac Luria (the Holy Ari)
(1534-1572) Within a mere year and half, Isaac Luria (the Holy Ari) revolutionized Kabbalah and made it accessible to all.
Rabbi Shimon Bar-Yochai (Rashbi)
Rabbi Shimon Bar-Yochai (Rashbi) received, through his mentor, Rabbi Akiva, 3,000 years of accumulated spiritual knowledge—all acquired by Kabbalists before
Rabbi Akiva
Rabbi Akiva lived in the first and second centuries CE; he was the most prominent sage of his time. He
Timeless Teachers of Kabbalah
Through the ages, many Kabbalists have written profound and beautiful books. But we would like to focus on four very
The Name of the Ruler from Midnight Onward
2. When the sun, ZA, begins to set and weakens after midday, a door opens in the sun, the door
Send Out Men
1. “Have you ever commanded the morning, informed dawn its place?” “Dawn is written without the “the”; the “the” moved
The Holy Name of Eleven Letters
149) Happy is Moses, for the Creator wishes his happiness. It is written about him, “Let thy father and thy
