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And when we delve into the rich world of Kabbalah, the Jewish mystical tradition, we find some truly fascinating answers. Today, let's consider a slice of Rabbi Yehuda Leib HaLevi ...
There's a fascinating idea tucked away in the writings of Baal HaSulam, in his preface to the Zohar, that kind of reminds me of that. It touches on how the Divine interacts with us...
You grasp for words, knowing they’ll always fall short. And that, in a nutshell, is a tiny piece of the challenge we face when we talk about the Divine. Because here's the thing: w...
And it’s been guarded fiercely. The text recounts a divine voice, almost exasperated, saying, "Nay, My servitors, nay, My servants, trouble Me not in this matter!" It's like God is...
Not intentionally, of course. But perhaps it sparked a thought that took you down a winding path, further and further from where you started? Jewish tradition certainly grapples wi...
The author of Mitpachat Sefarim, a text whose name roughly translates to "A Wrapper of Books" or "A Covering for Books," certainly felt that way. And judging by the passion, the an...
That’s the feeling that leaps off the page when reading the opening lines of Mitpachat Sefarim. The author declares, with a fervor that's almost palpable, that their aspiration sin...
It’s not just some gavel-banging, cosmic courtroom drama, but a deeply intricate system, at least according to the Sefer HaKanah. This ancient text, the Sefer HaKanah, offers a gli...
It's not just random notes! There's a whole mystical drama unfolding with each tekiyah, shevarim, and teruah. Let's dive in. This teaching comes from the Sefer HaKanah, a Kabbalist...