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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of 7th-8th days of Pesach / Shemini 5780
Vol. 16 No. 29, 18 - 24 NIsan, 5780 / Apr. 12 - 18, 2020
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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
The Seventh Day of Pesach (articles #1,2), is also a full-fledged Torah holiday; It celebrates the miracle of the Splitting of the Sea and our crossing on dry land.
The Eighth Day of Pesach, (#3) celebrated only outside of Israel. It's theme is the Final Redemption and Moshiach, as is explicitly discussed in the haftorah reading of the day. Two are for the Torah Reading of Shemini on Shabbat, a major theme of which is Eating Kosher (5,6). Another, (#4) is for the seven weeks of Counting Omer, and finally, the story (#7), leads to three different ideas discussed in the first Chapter of Pirkei Avot, which we start study this Shabbat afternon. Dedication
The staffs of KabbalaOnline and Ascent of Safed wish all of our readers and all the Jewish people
a kosher, enjoyable, liberating, inspiring Pesach holiday and festival week. |
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| Passover - Ascent Lights | |
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Splitting the Illusions in Two
The water of the sea conceals that which is within its depths
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| Passover - Chasidic Masters | |
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Land and Sea
The splitting of the Red Sea is among the greatest revelations ever.
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| Passover - Contemporary Kabbalists | |
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The Teacher and The King
The goodness the king gives to his people reflects his exaltedness. |
| Seven Omer Weeks - Ascent Lights | |
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Counting Toward the Wedding Canopy
The lovesickness they felt approaching Sinai is comparable to a bride counting the days until she is united with her groom.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Chasidic Masters | |
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The Kabbalah of Kosher Fish
G-d wants you to be good, but he also wants you to shine.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Mystical Classics | |
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Turning the Tables
In Kabbalah, how we eat has a great spiritual impact
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| Mystical Story | |
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Go Home!
Said the Neshchizer Rebbe to his wife: "I shall take your advice, as always. I hope we shall have no cause for regret."
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