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Azamra Institut. New. Azamra Institut, 2005 New Luzzatto's outstanding kabbalistic work is Kela? (= 138) Pit?ei ?okhmah, a systematic exposition of the Lurianic Kabbalah There Luzzatto demonstrates the task which he has undertaken in the history of the Kabbalah: to reveal the internal meaning (nimshal) of the paradigms (meshalim) so numerous in the Lurianic writings, to which they tend to give an anthropomorphic coloring Luzzatto often quotes from the works of Maimonides; in the same spirit he believes that it will be thus possible to get rid of the main cause of error concerning what is divine: materialization (hagshamah) Rejecting an interpretation which would accept the Lurianic descriptions literally (ki-feshuto) and in a materialistic sense, is for Luzzatto also part of the fight he is leading against Shabbateanism Kela? Pit?ei ?okhmah is the perfect illustration of the close connection between logic and Kabbalah in the works of Luzzatto The very structure of that treatise is built on the… Read More

Thirty Seven Books. New. Thirty Seven Books, 2019 New Gleanings from the Mystical Teachings of Rabbi Yitzchak Luria - the Arizal - on the Weekly Torah Portion Translated by: Rabbi Moshe WisnefskyThe Torah (Bible) has a revealed as well as an esoteric dimension The revealed side of the Written and Oral Torah, has been transmitted since the giving of the Torah at Sinai The words of the Torah are like vessels containing the light, condensing it to fit their size and quality Yet, since the mysteries of the Torah are the very essence of the Infinite Light, the finite quality of the way the words appear cannot represent this source of wisdom in all its complexity - a seeing with the heart, which means a direct perception of the ideas is required for this understandingRabbi Yitzchak Luria (1534-1572), known as the Arizal, is the central figure of Kabbalah as it is studied today The Arizal explained that the mysteries of the Torah are a "Kabbalah"- literally "something that is received" It is not a knowledge… Read More

Feldheim Pub. New. Feldheim Pub, 1991 New This intriguing study explores the wondrous world of hidden meanings in the letters and words of the Sacred Tongue The "fire" which burns in these ancient letters is the Divine creative force through which Hashem reveals Himself to man Rabbi Glazerson opens a window on this realm of splendor where even the very form of each letter has profound significance The relationships between the letters, their sequence, the Kabbalistic concepts inherent in various words and phrases, are all examined and elucidated here Drawing on the fundamental precepts of the Holy Torah and on the wellsprings of the Sages' teachings throughout the ages, the author presents a scholarly, yet popular work filled with precious pearls from this treasure-trove of mystical insight

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Iyyun Publishing. New.. Visualization is a key element in our quest for true, lasting change and transformation. Much of the way we experience life is borne of our visual intake. The things we see affect the way we are.We assume that what we see with our eyes is absolute. Yet, beyond our ability to choose what we see, we have the ability to choose how we see. This directly translates into how we experience life.In a world saturated with visual imagery, our senses are continuously assaulted with Kelipa / empty / fantasy imagery that we would not necessarily choose. These images can negatively affect our relationship with ourselves, with the world around us, and with the Divine.This volume sets out to show us how we can alter that which we observe through harnessing the power of our mind's eye, the inner sanctum of our imagination. We thus create a new way to see and experience the world.This book teaches us how to utilize visualization and imagery as a way to develop our spiritual sensitivity and… Read More