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Gate of Reincarnations
Shaar Hagilgulim
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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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