Books

The author of the book Resheet Hochma (in “Gate of Humbleness,” Chapter 7) brings an allegory: There is a story about one […]

“How beautiful are your feet in shoes” (The Zohar, Hukat). A shoe is on one’s foot. We should discern between feet

Dvekut [adhesion] is called “life,” Kedusha [holiness]. “Separation,” meaning self-reception, is called “death,” separation from the Life of Lives. Also, separation from the Kedusha is

The lack is the most important, and it is called a Kli [vessel] to receive the filling. The amount of the filling

The binding of Isaac, when Abraham, who is the right line, which is above reason, tied the left line, which

There are three manners in reception: 1) receiving charity, 2) receiving a gift, 3) receiving by force, meaning demanding because

When the light shines in the Kelim [vessels], there is no difference between the light and the Kli [vessel]. When the light departs, the

“All the illnesses that I had placed on Egypt, I will not place on you, for I the Lord am

Kelim [vessels] of one who acquires, and Kelim of one who gives. The upper one is the one who gives, and the lower