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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of Emor 5784
Vol. 20 No. 34, 4 - 10 Iyar 5784 / May 12 - 18, 2024
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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
We are often asked about Zohar translations. One of the most impressive yet least known is the e-book by R. Peretz Auerbach of the Old City of Jerusalem. Its opening section constitutes this week's opening article.
The 3rd article connects to the 3rd chapter of Pirkei Avot ("Major Sayings of the Sages"), which we study on the six afternoons between the festivals of Pesach and Shavuot. Articles #4 & 5 continue with our Kabbalah and Chassidic insights for the 49 days of Counting the Omer, a subject who origin is in this week's Torah reading, Emor. Emor is also the subject of articles 5-7. This is the first full week of the Jewish month of Iyar see the article "the "Month of Healing" held over on our home page from last week. NEXT WEEK: Our special Lag b'Omer edition. This week's first two articles can help you get properly warmed up for the occasion! |
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| The Zohar | |
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Rashbi: Basic Kabbalah Tenets
Encompassing the Infinite
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| The Rose | |
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The Rose Among the Thorns
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. |
| Ethics of the Fathers | |
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3:2 A Book of Remembrance
Jewish mystics reveal spiritual insights regarding the concept of a yahrzeit.
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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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Counting on the Torah
The Zohar teaches that the commandment to count the Omer is an ascent into the Upper Worlds.
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| Mitzvah Observance | |
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Holiness 101
The continuity and endurance of the Jewish people hinges on education.
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| Mystic Story | |
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A Delicious Offering
Via simple good intentions, a formerly secret Jew offers "show-bread" in Safed.
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