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It’s about a relationship with the One who is completely and utterly in charge. That’s what we’re diving into today, drawing from the text Da'at Tevunot, a foundational work of Jew...
Da'at Tevunot, a profound work of Jewish thought, suggests it goes much further than just succumbing to temptation. It says that Adam, "the first man," was actually incredibly wise...
Jewish mysticism offers a fascinating perspective, suggesting that our souls embark on a journey of both descent and ultimate ascent. Da'at Tevunot, a profound work of Jewish thoug...
It grapples with the very nature of existence, trying to understand how the One, the Ein Sof (the Infinite), could possibly bring forth the many. How do we reconcile the unity of G...
It’s more than just admiring a well-sculpted physique! It’s about seeing something profound reflected in our very being. Something divine. The Kabbalists talk about Partzufim (sing...
And today, we're grappling with just such a puzzle, straight from the pages of Kalach Pitchei Chokhmah, a text that unlocks some of the more esoteric corners of Jewish mystical tho...
In Kabbalah, the relationships between different aspects of the divine can feel a bit like that. We've talked about MaH and BaN before, but let's dive a little deeper, guided by th...
Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, dives deep into these questions, and today we're going to explore a fascinating, and perhaps initially perplexing, concept: the "folding of the legs" of...
This very question is tackled in Sefer HaBahir, one of the earliest and most important texts of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism. The Bahir, meaning "brightness" or "illumination," delve...
