The Rose
This series became the basis for the
"Zohar: translation and commentary"
by Perets Auerbach.
Beginner
Introduction - Part 1
The holy Zohar opens with the image of the Jewish nation likened to a beloved rose with 13 petals and 5 sepals.
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Both judgment and loving-kindness are parts of the collective Jewish soul.
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The divine attributes of mercy were crucial in the creation of This World.
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The Seed & the Fruit
The Zohar illuminates important secrets about the 42-Letter Name.
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The Zohar teaches how Children manifest the spiritual light of the Parents.
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Who Created These
The Zohar decodes the words of the prophets to reveal secrets of the spiritual worlds.
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Join the Discussion
May a Chabad Chasid Learn Zohar before 40
I am 15 and asked my Rabbi if I could learn it and he said yes. I belive there is no halachik source that states that "you must be over 40 to learn Kabalah" it is simply a misconception
Audio/video available? Is there a video or audio library going through the zohar like you have for Tanya? That would enable me to buy the all-hebrew book.
I had been studying the Kabbalah for 2 years. Never read the Zohar. It is incredible. It is a book of LIGHT. Thank you for all these wonderful teachings and explanations.
Finally reliable teaching. Thank you for this sooo much.
user friendliness I would like to read all of the books on your website but it is not easy to find and read them.
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My anglo middle name is Rose, what does that mean for me as far as the Zohar is concerned?
Nothing. The Rose is a metaphor used by Rashbi in this part of the Zohar.