Parshat Eikev

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Promises of blessing for obedience, the description of the Land of Israel, remembering the golden calf, and the second tablets. Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25.

Edom in Battle

Book of Jasher Jasher 90

The Book of Jasher, an ancient text referenced in the Bible itself (Joshua 10:13, 2 Samuel 1:18), offers some fascinating glimpses. to Chapter 90 and see what's unfolding. The chap...

Noah & FloodPatriarchsJosephMoses

The Messiah In Hell

Tree of Souls

We often think of Mashiach – the Messiah – as a future figure, the one who will usher in an era of peace and redemption. But what about now? Where is he? What’s he doing? Jewish tr...

CreationAngelsHeavenHell/Gehenna

The Tree of Life

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 8:4

Kabbalah offers a fascinating, complex model to explain just that. Let's delve into a key concept: the idea of a partzuf (divine persona or configuration) and how it relates to the...

Sefirot

Map of the Cosmos and Abba

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 46:2

In Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, we find intricate descriptions of the subtle architecture of consciousness. Today, we're going to delve into one fascinating corner of t...

MysticismSefirot

Saga of Yisrael Sabba

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 47:1

Specifically, let's explore point 47 from that commentary. We're talking about the "second level of brains of maturity." What does that even mean? Well, in Kabbalistic thought, it ...

Sefirot

Yisrael Sabba and the Mysteries

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 68:2

There's this principle, a kind of cosmic law of reciprocity. It says that when a lower partzuf—think of it as a spiritual configuration or "face" of God—causes light to shine in a ...

Mysticism

Bina and the Soul

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 77:1

Like you're not quite... complete? In Kabbalah, the mystical tradition of Judaism, they have a concept for that. It involves something called partzufim, and how they develop what's...

SoulShekhinahSefirot

Wisdom of Atik and Bina

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 77:2

It’s a metaphor for the highest levels of spiritual light. Specifically, we’re talking about neshama, haya, and yeḥida – three elevated aspects of the soul. Think of them as the “b...

Adam & EveSoulSefirot

Inner Light

Other Texts Introduction to Sulam Commentary 80:1

It involves faces, lights, and… gestation. Stay with me. We're diving into the Sulam Commentary, specifically section 80, which explains how one partzuf (divine "face" or configura...

MysticismSefirot