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Gate of Reincarnations
Shaar Hagilgulim
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 1
Our souls impact several levels of spiritual worlds.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 2
Why is it so difficult to relate to...spirituality?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 3
Reincarnation may be necessary to complete rectification of all aspects of each level of the soul
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 4
It is not sufficient to only rectify the particular spot to which his soul is connected.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Review of Chapter One, Sections 1- 4
A review of Chapter One so far...with ambiguities
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 5
Each level of soul must go through the same process needed to complete a partzuf: ibur, yenika, mochin.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 6
Ascent is different in the world of Asiya because of the kelipot - Husks
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 7
Causing the soul to ascend, and avoiding perils
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 8
Intro to "ibur" – the soul of a tzadik coming to “impregnate” souls of normal people
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Intermediate
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 9
The fundamental deep structure of malchut as opposed to the structures of the higher sefirot
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter One, Section 10
A Ruach or Neshama may attach to the Nefesh of a convert
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter One, Section 11
How a convert can help a wandering soul.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Review of Chapter One
A chart to help illustrate the relationships among the stages of development
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 1
What if one does not completely rectify his Nefesh in the first incarnation?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 2
When the nefesh is rectified, but not the ruach, the process of reincarnation may develop in one of the two ways
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 3
Reincarnation of a second soul into a living body.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 4
Reincarnations of completely rectified souls of the righteous
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 5
A tzadik can reincarnate into a living person and they will both benefit.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 6
Although the roots of the souls always remain in their place, their positions & magnitudes can be on other levels.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Two, Section 7
A gilgul where all the NR"N may reincarnate together
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 1
The soul of a living tzadik can also incarnate into another person.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 2
Learning about reincarnation from Adam HaRishon.
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Intermediate
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 3
Reincarnation and tikun
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 4
Another type of reincarnation:
"ibur" from birth |
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 5
In the Age of Redemption, reincarnation will cease.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 6
Reincarnation to rectify childlessness
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 7
Reincarnation in the secret of yibum
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Three, Section 8
In the morning his ruach will descend in its place into the body
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 1
Unblemished aspects of the soul can return with a rectified one.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 2
Mitzvot, tikun and blemish of the soul…
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 3
The body is only resurrected with aspects of the soul it helped to rectify.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 4
What happens when most of the soul is fixed in the first incarnation?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 5
Converts aid the reincarnation and rectification of others' souls.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 6
Evil people reincarnate no more than three times - the righteous as many as a thousand.
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Beginner
"Gates of Reincarnation": Chapter Four, Section 7
The righteous are reincarnated rather than cleansed in Gehinom.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Four, Section 8
Baba ben Buta returned as the reincarnation of Rav Sheshet.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 1
Two types of reincarnations and two types of ibur
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 2
As many as four souls can reincarnate into one body
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 3
The hierarchy of souls in multiple reincarnation
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 4
After three failed reincarnations, the soul gets help from an ibur.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 5
Each soul will be resurrected with the body in whose lifetime it was rectified.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 6
Sometimes individual souls may interchange
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 7
The martyrs paved the way for us
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Five, Section 8
One who fails to perform the mitzva of procreation must reincarnate with a partner
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 1
How do new souls, not predisposed to sin, come into being?
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 2
Some new elevated souls can enter the world when some cannot.
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 3
Aspects of the soul of Adam form the roots of all souls descended from him
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 4
To be reborn in the Unification of Face to Face, there are 8 levels of repentance.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Six, Section 5
At times sin affects various hidden levels of the reincarnating soul.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 1
New souls…old souls…fallen sparks…
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Beginner
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 2
New souls are those that are born anew from the Unification of Face to Face.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 3
Sparks from Adam did not all fall into kelipa.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 4
Great effort is needed to achieve high levels of rectification.
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Advanced
"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 5
A person may completely rectify his Nefesh, but not know how to draw his Ruach
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 6
Time is irrelevant to the growth of Level Two souls.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 7
One aspect of the soul gets rectified at a time.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 8
Some may rectify their Ruach via meditation on the Tachanun prayer
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 9
The soul with the 'Ruach' may acquire the good of that with the 'Nefesh'
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 10
The elevated soul of David fell to the lowest realms.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Seven, Section 11
A little bit of good in an evil person can be passed to the righteous.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Eight
There are several reasons for the reincarnation of souls.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Introduction to Chapter Nine
Destiny, reincarnation, marriage, and soul-mates are all detailed in the Kabbalah
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Nine, Section 1
Kabbalah explains how only men must reincarnate
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Nine, Section 2
Kabbalah, homosexuality, reincarnation, and trans-gender soul travels
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Nine, Section 3
Kabbalah explains intra-soul gender dynamics
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Ten, Section 1
Kabbalah explains father/son and teacher/student bonds
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"Gates of Reincarnation": Chapter Ten, Section 2
Kabbalah explains father/son and teacher/student bonds
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Eleven, Section 1
Not all parts of the soul enter the body.
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"Gate of Reincarnations": Chapter Eleven, Section 2
A soul is divided into roots and sparks depending on the quality of its imperfections.
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"Gates of Reincarnation": Chapter Eleven, Section 3
Each person's nature is an expression of the soul root.
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"Gate of Reincarnations" - Chapter Eleven, Section 4
The Ari continues…the body as a supernal model of the soul
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Eleven, Section 5
Kabbalah teaches that each soul is rooted in a very specific part of the body of Adam.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 6
Spiritual rectification or blemish collectively affects souls associated with one another.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 7
One's Ruach is primarily rectified via Torah study.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 8
Each soul should fulfill all 613 commandments, and some must reincarnate to do so.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 9
Kabbalah teaches that each soul must procreate.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 10
Kabbalah teaches the importance of Torah study for the rectification of the soul.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 11
Kabbalah teaches that the body of one who denies the Torah is lost, never to be resurrected.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 12
Kabbalah teaches that each soul has a special mitzvah in which to excel.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 13
Kabbalah explains that proper meditation is needed for the Tikkun of the Higher Soul.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Eleven, Section 14
Kabbalah teaches that there are many possibilities a soul can take before its final resurrection.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twelve, Section 1
New types of supernal unions generate "new" souls.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Twelve, Section 2
Some souls must descend especially low to reveal a very great light.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Twelve, Section 3
A brief summary of the order of the five general categories of souls.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Thirteen, Section One
Souls are elevated as a result of prayer
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Thirteen, Section 2
How a higher soul can elevate a lower one
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Fourteen
A person’s soul can divide into an unlimited amount of roots.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Fifteen, Section 1
Sometimes great and righteous people are the sons of completely evil people
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Fifteen, Section 3
The Divine Presence is in exile for the sake of lost souls
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Fifteen, Section 2
The esoteric aspect of Divine matchmaking
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Sixteen, Section 1
The fulfillment of all 613 Mitzvahs takes place over the course of all the gilgulim
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Sixteen, Section 2
One cannot perform mitzvahs without G-d creating the necessary circumstances.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Seventeen, Section 1
The number of Jewish souls match the number of letters in a Torah scroll
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Seventeen, Section 2
There are eleven mitzvahs in the left-shoulder
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Beginner
Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Seventeen, Section 3
The first two letters of the Divine four-letter name are male and female relative to each other.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Eighteen, Section 1
Each world contains its own set of four.
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Eighteen, Section 2
The tzadik decrees, and the Holy One Blessed be He fulfills .
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Eighteen, Section 3
Three Divine Names and their parallel soul aspects
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Gate of Reincarnations - Chapter Eighteen, Section 4
How the four elements generate 600,000 combinations
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Nineteen, Section 1
The difference between the souls of angels and that of man is a matter of 'supernal kisses'!
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Gate of Reincarnations, Chapter Nineteen, Section 2
Through good deeds a soul can ascend back to Heaven and no longer need to reincarnate.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty, Section 1
The idea of soul-mates cannot always be understood simply; sometimes the 2nd marriage is better than the 1st.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty, Section 2
Why isn't one life enough? To allow the soul to span all of creation in its relationship to its Maker.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty, Section 3
If two souls from the same root reincarnate into co-existing brothers or friends, they will be inclined to hate each other and fight.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty, Section 4
Once the clarification of all the souls has been completed, the spiritual dregs will collapse on their own
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty, Section 5
A little of the good of a righteous person can be in an evil person, and a little evil can be found in the righteous person.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-One, Section 1
G-d in His love is so concerned about fixing the soul that He always provides a means for its repair.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-One, Section 2
The impact of the sin in the Garden of Eden
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-One, Section 3
There are four general types of teshuvah, corresponding to the four worlds..
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-One, Section 4a
When a person profanes the name of G-d, it causes an aspect of death in the world of life and eternity.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-One, Section 4b
"Great is teshuvah, for it transforms deliberate sins into accidental ones."
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 1
Sinners have to reincarnate many times to rectify their sins, and there is almost no person who can avoid this.
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Beginner
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 2
Even if one is judged at the time of death, still there can be more judgments and punishments to follow.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 3
Even righteous people and Torah scholars can reincarnate for having committed sins, after which they will ascend to the level befitting them.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 4
A wicked person may reincarnate into a inanimate rock, or into vegetation, or into an animal if his sins were animal-like.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 5
Different forms of reincarnation occur at different specific seasons of the year.
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Beginner
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 6
Someone who feeds improperly slaughtered meat to a Jew comes back as a leaf on a tree
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Two, Section 7
For the majority of reincarnations or punishments, there is a court judging him and changing his punishment from time to time
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Three, Section 1
The limbs that most affected by the sin of Adam fell deeper into impurity than limbs more distant from the blemish.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Three, Section 2
Even people who never sinned die "because of the bite of the snake."
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Three, Section 3
After a person dies and is buried, immediately four angels deepen his grave to the height of the man.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Three, Section 4
One name from the side of holiness and one from the side of impurity
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Intermediate
Gate of Reincarnations:, Chapter Twenty-Three, Section 5
Jealousy regarding worldly matters is a function of the outside forces.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Four
Some righteous souls must combine with an even more righteous soul in order to cause a unification above.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Five
Just as the upper realm is divided into seven sections, so the physical realm is divided into seven continents.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 1
The concept of spiritual apparel is hinted to in the Zohar
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 2
Leah is the upper feminine aspect, Rachel is the lower.
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 3
It should not surprise you that Rebbe Akiva’s soul was from Cain.
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 4
There is a coupling called 'morning darkness'
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 5
These seeding-drops have both an inner aspect and a outer aspect.
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Six, Section 6
Isaiah prophesized that the Shechina will cry out during the exile of Se'ir/Edom.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Seven, Section 1
When Nadav and Abihu were born, the primary rectification for the soul-root of Cain began
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Seven, Section 2
The shadowy depths of King David
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Eight, Section 1
Conceiving, understanding, and knowing are the three major faculties of the human mind.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Eight, Section 2
Akiva is spelled with the same letters as Ya'akov, for he came from him.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Nine, Section 1
If Adam and Eve had waited until Shabbat night to procreate, the worlds would have become rectified right then.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Nine, Section 2a
Even evil that has been separated from good must of necessity contain an element of holy sparks.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Nine, Section 2b
Noah, Moses and Balaam are all reincarnations of the soul of Abel.
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Nine, Section 3
Before Adam’s sin, he incorporated the four worlds and all five levels of each world.
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Advanced
Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Twenty-Nine, Section 4
“Zihara ila'a” relates to the utopian state that was predominant before the original sin.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty, Section 1
Why is it not sufficient for a person to perform only those mitzvot that are relevant to his soul-root?
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty, Section 2
If a person causes another to sin, they will have to reincarnate together.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty, Section 3
When Adam and Eve sinned, and also Cain and Abel their children, all the soul-sparks became mixed together.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 1
There cannot be more than 600,000 mini soul-roots since there are no more than 600,000 reincarnations.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 2
As a result of their sins, the limbs of each of them divided into 600,000 mini soul-sparks.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 3
King Hezekiah and Rabbis Akiva ben Yosef and Akavia ben Mehalelel all come from the same soul root.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 4
The male side is netzach and the female side is hod.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 5
When Adam sinned, he caused the intermingling of good and evil.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 6
It is possible for one, two, three, or ten sparks to be born in the same generation, even if they are from the same root.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 7a
Every righteous person has two souls, one on earth below and one in Heaven above.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-One, Section 7b
The reincarnation of Joseph’s soul into Rebbi Yishmael had to occur for two reasons.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-two, Section 1
The angel Michael travels the world in one flight, Gabriel in two, Elijah in four.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 2
When Pinchas killed Zimri, he merited the souls of Nadab and Abihu.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 3
As a result of the incident of the daughter of Yiftach, both Elijah and Jephtah were punished.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 4
Jezebel the wife of King Ahab was a great sorceress; she caused Israel to go astray to idolatry through her magic.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 5
This is the secret of the children's mocking, who said to Elisha, "Go up, baldhead!"
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 6b
The festival of Chanukah is a stepping-stone to the coming of Mashiach.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Two, Section 6a
"G-d wanted to make Hezekiah the Mashiach."
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 1a
When Adam sinned, his spiritual posture was reduced, until all that remained within him was a terumah: two from one hundred [5%].
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 1b
Reuben the firstborn of Jacob was to have received the firstborn rights of Cain, the firstborn of Adam.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 1c
The final rectification of Cain came through Issachar, Leah’s fifth son.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 2a
One who wants to marry a woman should first always check on her brother.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 2b
The sin of the golden calf caused the burning of the soul of Adam, the father of the entire world.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 3a
Nadab and Abihu are the two legs, netzach and hod, the root of all prophets.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 3b
He reincarnated into Samuel, who rectified the sin by traveling from place to place to judge the people.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Three, Section 3c
When Uriah the Kohen was killed by King Yehoyakim, Aaron was forgiven for the death for which he was culpable as a result of the calf.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-four, Section 1
Moses brought the Torah to the world; he was chosen for this because of his root in chesed.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 2
Each were kings and lived to one hundred and twenty; each one’s life-span divided into three forty year periods.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 3a
All who arouse souls of converts are from the side of chesed, such as Abraham and Moses.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 3b
Through his learning he sweetened the Severities and changed them to Kindnesses, thereby creating souls for converts.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 4
When he married Rabbi Akiva’s daughter, he created an eternal bond with him.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 5a
Abaye had great ability to produce convert souls, without having to separate from his wife like Ben Azzai.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 5b
Converts are called orphans, since they lack a Jewish mother and father at the time their souls are born.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Four, Section 5c
The ten martyrs were the ten seed-drops that left Joseph.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 1
All the worlds are connected; the lower one serves as a throne for the higher one.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 2a
All tzadikim are angelic; still, some are more.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 2b
Every Friday he used to wash his face and feet in honor of Shabbot and was similar to an angel of G-d.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 3
The length of the hair determines the number of years of a particular soul in this world.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 4
Things that were not revealed to Moses were revealed to Rabbi Akiva.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Five, Section 5
Things that were not revealed to Moses were revealed to Rabbi Akiva.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 1b
Three who lived until 120 years of age were Moses, Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakkai, and Rabbi Akiva.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 1c
Rabbi Akiva was born from the children of Sisra, who was executed by Ya'el.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 2
Let not the previous and following enumeration of names bore the reader.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 3
The sin of Adam caused the ruach from the root of Adam to become mixed together with the nefesh of Cain or Abel.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4a
The sparks of the soul-root of Rabbi Chutzpit the Translator began in Laban the son of Nachor.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4b
The sparks of the soul-root of Rabbi Chutzpit the Translator began in Laban the son of Nachor.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4c
The soul of Cain was rectified and strengthened through its incarnation into Hezekiah.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4d
If Israel were to do teshuva, my father and master could have been Moshiach ben Yosef.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4e
Because the sons of Aaron entered the Holy of Holies while intoxicated, Samson was forbidden wine from birth to rectify their sin.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4f
Because the sons of Aaron entered the Holy of Holies while intoxicated, Samson was forbidden wine from birth to rectify their sin.
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Gate of Reincarnations: Chapter Thirty-Six, Section 4g
Because the sons of Aaron entered the Holy of Holies while intoxicated, Samson was forbidden wine from birth to rectify their sin.
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