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Kabbalah Online Magazine
Week of Naso 5780
Vol. 16 No. 37, 8 - 14 Sivan, 5780 / May 31 - Jun 6, 2020
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A note from the staff of Kabbalah Online in Tzefat
Of the three major festivals in which we are biblically commanded to appear at the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, both Pesach and Sukkot are seven day holidays while Shavuot is only one day. Why? In article #4, the Zohar provides an esoteric answer.
Is Kabbalah an area of deep mystical study? Is it a system of contemplative meditations? Is it an ancient storehouse of magical manipulations of nature? See article #2, The 3rd article is for the first chapter of Pirkei Avot, for those who continue to study it on Shabbat afternoons throughout the summer |
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| Science | |
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Mysticism and Modern Physics
Torah & modern physics believe in complete unity of the universe.
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| What is Kabbalah? | |
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Contemplative vs. Practical Kabbalah
Kabbalah Iyunit and Kabbalah Maasit
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| Seven Omer Weeks - Pirkei Avot | |
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1:2 World's 3 Pillars
The Creation is a fusion of complementary forces
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| Shavuot - The Zohar | |
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Festivals: Right, Left & Center
The Zohar teaches that Shavuot unites the holiness of the other holidays.
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Contemporary Kabbalists | |
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Offerings and Intentions
The twelve tribes personify the twelve archetypal approaches to forging a Jewish relationship with G-d and fulfilling our purpose on earth
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| Weekly Torah Reading - Chasidic Masters | |
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Fasting While Eating
Live in This World without becoming subservient to it
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| Mystic Story | |
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Samson’s Mother
The name Tzlelponis is auspicious for counteracting evil spiritual forces.
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