515. Concerning the surrounding lights
When beginning the work, it comes from the surrounding light, which shines. However, when we want to receive inner light, […]
When beginning the work, it comes from the surrounding light, which shines. However, when we want to receive inner light, […]
“Welcoming guests is greater than welcoming the Shechina [Divinity].” Why is welcoming guests great? Through it, we are rewarded with welcoming the Shechina,
Shadow of Fear disputed the Shabbat [Sabbath], for he was gathering wood. Mekoshesh [gathering], from the word Hekish [knocked] on trees, to see which
Korah went for dispute, and one who disputes peace, disputes His holy name, since the name of the Creator is
The middle line: There is an allegory about two people who wanted to make a meal. One said that he
The concealed—a spiritual flavor that is hidden from us. The revealed—the taste of corporeality is revealed to us. When we
“And shone on them from Seir.” This means that from what the children of Seir said, that they do not
It is explained in the “Preface to the Wisdom of Kabbalah” that if man had been extended only from Malchut, which
It is known that joy is not an entity but an offshoot and a result of something. If one has
After Shabbat, Shemot, December 31, 1977 “Moses said … ‘And they will say to me, ‘What is His name?’ What shall