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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of Matot - Masei 5781
Vol. 17 No. 41, 24 Tamuz - 1 Menachem Av, 5781 / Jul 4 - 10, 2021
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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
We are now well into the Three Weeks of semi-mourning (see article #2), commemorating the destruction of the two Holy Temples in Jerusalem.
This week concludes with Shabbat that is also Rosh Chodesh (lead article), the first day of the Jewish month called Menachem-Av, inaugurating the Nine Days of additional restrictions culminating in the 24+ hour fast of Tisha b'Av (these latter two topics will be discussed extensively in next week's issue. See also "Out if the Ashes" in the Home Page features). The 3rd article is for the 2nd chapter of the third cycle of Pirkei Avot, which many continue to study on Shabbat afternoons until Rosh Hashana. The next three articles relate to this Weekly Reading of two portions — #4 for Mattot, #5 for Massai, and #6 for the two in combination. |
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| New Moon - Chasidic Masters | |
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Moonlight Illuminations
Every Rosh Chodesh [New Moon Day] brings a unique new spiritual light.
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| Three Weeks of Mourning - Chasidic Masters | |
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Seeking the Temple Site
Had the Jews looked harder for the Temple site during the period of the Judges, they would have found it hundreds of years earlier.
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| Ethics of the Fathers - Pirkei Avot | |
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2:2 Work/Study Program
By learning Torah as well as earning a living, we unite the spiritual worlds.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - The Zohar | |
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Spinning Strictness with Mercy
Kabbalah teaches that maturity is the ability to combine complementary qualities.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Mystical Classics | |
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Releasing the Captive Sparks
The sanctity and unity of the Jewish Nation affected rectification for lost holiness.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Chasidic Masters | |
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Vows and Dwelling Places
We must prepare ourselves for lives of sanctity
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| Mystic Story | |
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An All-Purpose Kaddish
He wrote an exceedingly generous check for 20,000 kroner, but who was he? How did the gentile wife know more than the great rabbis?
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