The World Behaves Only in Two Colors
1. The world behaves only in two colors, white and red, Hassadim and Hochma of the left, which come from […]
1. The world behaves only in two colors, white and red, Hassadim and Hochma of the left, which come from […]
886) “From the second day, the water began to be seen,” meaning the pouring of water on the altar began,
884) On all the days from the Day of Atonement to Sukkot, the mother—the Shechina—walks over the children, Israel to save them,
881) “And on the seventh month, in the first day of the month.” The day of Rosh Hashanah [Hebrew New Year’s Eve,
879) It is written, “You shall sacrifice a burnt offering for a sweet savor to the Lord.” Concerning Passover, it
872) The daughter, Malchut, is the Tefillin of the weaker hand. Yod is its knot; the first Hey, Ima, is the head Tefillin on the head of Tifferet. His Tefillin, his Mochin,
870) “Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one.” Shema [hear] has the letters Shin–Mem, a big Ayin, and a big Dalet in Ehad [one].
858) The Ein Sof is called “wise in all kinds of wisdoms, understanding in all kinds of understandings, devout in all kinds
835) It was said about the perpetual offering, the Shechina, “evening and morning, each day and always, and say two times