Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag (Baal HaSulam)

I heard on Nisan 2, March 23, 1947, Tel Aviv “The clean and righteous do not kill.” A righteous is one who […]

I heard in 1947 It is impossible to be awarded the Torah in its entirety. Through intoxication in the wine

I heard in 1947 The lights of Shabbat [Sabbath] come to the discernment of the Guf [body]. Hence, on Shabbat we say,

I heard on Adar 14, March 6, 1947, Tel-Aviv “In the sweat of your face shall you eat bread.” Bread means Torah,

I heard in 1947 “He who comes to purify is aided.” This means that one should always be in a

I heard on Adar 1, February 21, 1947, on a trip to Tiberias “Tiberias of our sages, good is your sight.” Seeing

I heard “You are fond of suffering. Then he said, ‘neither they nor their reward,’ about this beauty, which wears

I heard on Mishpatim 3, February 27, 1943 Dew drips from that Galgalta to Zeir Anpin. And concerning the pale hair, there is a dent

Sukkot Inter 4, September 30, 1942, Jerusalem It is known that the departure of the Mochin and the cessation of the Zivug occur only

I heard during the Shavuot meal, May 1947, Tel-Aviv “A sage comes to town.” The Creator is called “Sage” [or “wise”].