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Kabbalist Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag (RABASH)

724. Balak Saw

“And Balak Ben Tzipor saw,” etc. We should understand why “Moab feared,” since it is written, “Do not harass Moab.” […]

723. Tzimtzum

Tzimtzum Aleph [first restriction] is called “private Providence,” and Tzimtzum Bet [second restriction] is Providence of reward and punishment. Through raising MAN, the light of AB from before Tzimtzum Bet illuminates.

722. Action and Thought

There is a difference between action and thought. A person does not control the thought, meaning he cannot chase away

718. Anyone Who Mourns Jerusalem

Shabbat Hazon [the Sabbath preceding the 9th of Av] is a preparation for Shabbat Nachamu [the 1st Sabbath after the 9th of Av], as it is written, “Anyone

717. Voice and Speech

“Voice” means the feeling that one is in the quality of “animate,” but without any clothing in the intellect. “Speech”

716. Concerning Pride

“Anyone who is proud, says the Creator, ‘He and I cannot dwell in the same abode.’” A place of lack

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